Silashi Olani
Specialized in Development Economics and Strong professional with a B.Sc. in Agricultural Economics from Jimma University and MSc in Development Economics from Ambo University. Experienced and Skilled in Budgeting, Business Planning, Resource allocation, System Monitoring, Supporting, and Evaluation Worked with NGO and cooperated with Finance and Economic Development Offices, Data and information like Socioeconomic profile, GPS, Planning, and Budgeting using systems like Integrated budget Expenditure/IBEX/, A system using like an outlook communication. and Knowledge of Quality control from the Coffee Quality Institute like coffee grading systems.
Supervisors: Badhasa Wolteji (PhD)
Phone: +251-917-474-387
Address: Addis Ababa; Ethiopia
Supervisors: Badhasa Wolteji (PhD)
Phone: +251-917-474-387
Address: Addis Ababa; Ethiopia
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instruments in Ethiopian, using a time series analysis. To achieve the objective of this
study, various types of literature be situate reviewed. Time series data spanning from
1988/19 to 2018/19 years used for analysis with three hypotheses to test and a time
series data has three lags which is selected in empirical and co-integrated in the long
run. The Vector Error Correction Model used to analyze the relationship between
variables. The findings revealed, among other things to be constant, that there is a
significant relationship between these monetary variables and Inflation in Ethiopia.
Both broad money supply and exchange rate has a negative impact on inflation,
whereas Reserve requirement ratio and interest rate has positive impact in inflation
rate. The study also found that the effectiveness of the reserve requirement has a
significant effect on the money supply and the availability of credit for national
investment and productions in Ethiopia. In the short run these monetary variables are
not significant are required significance that indicates monetary policy in Ethiopia
has not effective in the short run. Finally, the study found that the effectiveness of the
Monetary Policies imitates on the interest rate of market banks in Ethiopia. The study
recommends that it is better for the government to focus and give attention to
monetary policies that the preferred efficient provider of a favorable environment. In
terms of implementation, the government provides appropriate monetary policy to
attract both nationals and international direct investors that would create jobs,
provide employment, and in the long run lead to an increase its total output in the
real sector of the economy and when this occurs, the economy grows and the inflation
would controlled. In addition, the Central Bank of Ethiopia ought to introduce more
monetary instruments and flexible enough to meet the growing financial sector in
order to reduce our financial burden and enable investment.
instruments in Ethiopian, using a time series analysis. To achieve the objective of this
study, various types of literature be situate reviewed. Time series data spanning from
1988/19 to 2018/19 years used for analysis with three hypotheses to test and a time
series data has three lags which is selected in empirical and co-integrated in the long
run. The Vector Error Correction Model used to analyze the relationship between
variables. The findings revealed, among other things to be constant, that there is a
significant relationship between these monetary variables and Inflation in Ethiopia.
Both broad money supply and exchange rate has a negative impact on inflation,
whereas Reserve requirement ratio and interest rate has positive impact in inflation
rate. The study also found that the effectiveness of the reserve requirement has a
significant effect on the money supply and the availability of credit for national
investment and productions in Ethiopia. In the short run these monetary variables are
not significant are required significance that indicates monetary policy in Ethiopia
has not effective in the short run. Finally, the study found that the effectiveness of the
Monetary Policies imitates on the interest rate of market banks in Ethiopia. The study
recommends that it is better for the government to focus and give attention to
monetary policies that the preferred efficient provider of a favorable environment. In
terms of implementation, the government provides appropriate monetary policy to
attract both nationals and international direct investors that would create jobs,
provide employment, and in the long run lead to an increase its total output in the
real sector of the economy and when this occurs, the economy grows and the inflation
would controlled. In addition, the Central Bank of Ethiopia ought to introduce more
monetary instruments and flexible enough to meet the growing financial sector in
order to reduce our financial burden and enable investment.