Индекс цикла обращения денег на примере Беларуси
Keywords:
денежный цикл, Беларусь, индекс денежного циклаAbstract
Цель данной статьи – применить теорию денежного цикла к экономике Республики Беларусь. Предыдущие работы позволили определить экономические особенности Латвии, Сербии и Болгарии в соответствии с концепцией теории денежного цикла. Индекс денежного цикла показывает, как экономическая система должна противодействовать денежно-кредитному кризису, и изучает, насколько хорошо структурирована та или иная экономика. Индекс денежного цикла Беларуси сравнивался со средним мировым индексом денежного цикла. Результаты показывают, что параметры экономики Беларуси близки к среднемировому значению. Кроме этого, результаты анализа показывают, что ее можно отнести к хорошо структурированным экономикам, устойчивым к экономическим кризисам. Применяемая методология основана на анализе теоретических, математических, статистических и эконометрических результатов. Текущая работа важна, поскольку позволяет получить сравнительную характеристику устойчивости экономики Беларуси к потенциальному финансовому и экономическому кризису. Эта работа является частью проекта для нескольких стран.
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