Mustafa A. M. Kasim

Business & Economics

1. Exchange Rates 100%
2. Fisher Hypothesis 63%
3. Monetary Policy 60%
4. Interest Rate Policy 54%
5. Nominal Interest Rate 48%
6. Economic Growth 48%
7. Inflation Rate 48%
8. Macroeconomic Policy 43%
9. Interrelationship 38%
10. Exchange Rate Regimes 30%
11. Fiscal and Monetary Policy 28%
12. Long-run Equilibrium 26%
13. Egypt 24%
14. Price Flexibility 19%
15. Price Stability 19%
16. Long-run Relationship 16%
17. Economic Cycles 16%
18. Commodity Markets 15%
19. Work Experience 15%
20. Finance 13%
21. Short-run 12%
22. Multiple Regression 11%
23. Brexit 11%
24. Macroeconomics 10%
25. Bank of England 10%
26. Economic Stability 10%
27. Inflation 9%
28. Short-term Interest Rates 9%
29. Government 9%
30. Macroeconomic Indicators 9%
31. Consumer Price Index 9%
32. Money Supply 8%
33. Granger Causality 8%
34. Granger Causality Test 8%
35. Empirical Evidence 8%
36. Time Series Data 8%
37. Microeconomics 8%
38. Gross Domestic Product 7%
39. Regression Model 6%
40. Policymaker 6%
41. Policy Implications 6%
42. Authority 5%