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Do Remittances Cause Inflation? Long-Run Evidence from Tajikistan Cover

Do Remittances Cause Inflation? Long-Run Evidence from Tajikistan

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|Jul 2026

Figures & Tables

Figure 1.

Trends of the variables. EG, economic growth; EXR, exchange rate; GE, government spending; INV, investment; MS, money supply; REM, remittances

Figure 2.

Result of the CUSUM

Figure 3.

Result of the CUSUM of squares.

Figure 4.

Feature importance. EG, economic growth; EXR, exchange rate; INV, investment; MS, money supply; REM, remittances.

ARDL bounds test

F-statisticsSignificance level (%)Lower boundUpper bound
8.954***102.6313.589
53.0434.100
13.9664.630

Diagnostic and stability tests

TestNull hypothesisTest stat. (prob)Conclusion
BPGHomoscedasticity0.2613 (0.9991)The model is homoscedastic
BGLMNo serial correlation2.2684 (0.1140)No evidence of serial correlation
RamseyNo misspecification errors0.6108 (0.4381)No misspecification error
CUSUM Stable
CUSUM SQ Stable

ARDL approach test results

VariableCoefficientStd errort-statisticProbConclusion
REM0.22670.11431.98310.0526Significant
GE−1.70100.3958−4.29710.0001Significant
MS−0.62130.1866−3.32970.0016Significant
EXR2.63360.70463.73750.0005Significant
EG0.31240.15222.05260.0452Significant
INV0.03420.04070.83900.4053Insignificant
TREND−0.56350.1102−5.11300.0000Significant
ECT (-1)−0.75820.8409−9.01750.0000Significant

Variable information

VariablesDescriptionSources
INFInflation is proxied by the GDP deflatorWorld Bank
REMRemittance inflows as % of GDPWorld Bank
GEGovernment expenditure as % of GDPWorld Bank
MSBroad money supply as % of GDPAsian Development Bank
EXRExchange rate (somoni per USD)International Financial Statistics
EGReal economic growth rate in %World Bank
INVGross capital formation, proxy for investment, % of GDPWorld Bank

Unit root test results

ADFADF with breaks
VariableLevel1st Diff.Level1st Diff.
INF−1.807−4.191***−3.488−7.841*** (2011Q1)
REM−0.06−2.492**−3.099−4.405** (2020Q2)
GE−0.621−4.622***−4.718** (2014Q1)
MS−0.353−2.247**−3.162−4.711*** (2021Q2)
EXR−0.406−2.310**−3.222−4.222* (2021Q2)
EG−1.450−3.400***−4.966** (2008Q3)
INV−0.674−2.597***−3.128−4.587** (2004Q1)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ceej-2026-0013 | Journal eISSN: 2543-6821 | Journal ISSN: 2544-9001
Language: English
Page range: 227 - 243
Submitted on: Oct 21, 2025
Accepted on: May 27, 2026
Published on: Jul 8, 2026
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2026 Yasmina Bakhtiyorzoda, Demet Beton Kalmaz, published by Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
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