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Mundell-Fleming model of open economy macroeconomics states that the direction of the causal relationship between money supply and exchange rate is dependent on the exchange rate regime. In fact, in the fixed exchange rate regime, there is a bidirectional causal relationship between these two variables, while floating regime is characterized with the unidirectional causal relationship from money supply to exchange rate. This paper investigates this problem regarding Iranian exchange rate regimes using quarterly time series data for the relevant variables. This relationship has been investigated during three periods (1974:1-1992:4,
1993:1-2001:4, 2002:1-2008:4). Toda-Yamamoto causality test results show that in the fixed regime, or first period, there is bidirectional causality between money stock and market exchange rate (RIAL/DOLLAR) in Iran. In the second period, when no fixed exchange rate policies have been followed regarding the exchange rate regime, the results represent no significant relationship between the variables. Also, in the floating regime, or third period, there is bidirectional causality between the variables.
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