
handle: 10419/67948
This study investigates the relationship between inflation, inflation uncertainty and output in Tunisia using real and nominal data. GARCH-in-mean model with lagged variance equation is employed for the analysis. The result shows that inflation uncertainty has a positive and significant effect on the level of inflation only in the real term. Moreover, inflation uncertainty Granger-causes inflation and economic growth respectively. These results have important implications for the monetary policy in Tunisia.
output, ddc:330, GARCH-M model,inflation,inflation uncertainty,output, Social Sciences, GARCH-M model, H, inflation uncertainty, Economics as a science, inflation, HB71-74, C22, E31, jel: jel:C22, jel: jel:E31
output, ddc:330, GARCH-M model,inflation,inflation uncertainty,output, Social Sciences, GARCH-M model, H, inflation uncertainty, Economics as a science, inflation, HB71-74, C22, E31, jel: jel:C22, jel: jel:E31
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