DURUMA YA DA ZAMANA BAĞLI FİYAT AYARLAMA KURALI: TÜKETİCİ VE ÜRETİCİ FİYATLARI

Year 2012, Volume: 8 Issue: 17, 63 - 86, 01.01.2012

Zehra Abdioğlu

https://doi.org/10.11122/ijmeb.2012.8.17.83

Abstract

Bu çalışmada 1994-2011 dönemi itibariyle Türkiye’de tüketici ve üretici fiyatlarının katılık dereceleri incelenmiştir. Ayrıca bu çalışma fiyat değişim davranışının zamana ya da duruma bağlı olup olmadığını da test etmiştir. Elde edilen sonuçlara göre Türkiye için nominal fiyatlar aşağı doğru katıdır. Tüketici fiyatlarının aşağı doğru katılık derecesi üretici fiyatlarına göre daha fazladır. Fiyat değişimleri hem zamana hem de duruma bağlı fiyat ayarlama kuralına dayalı olarak gerçekleştirilmektedir. Enflasyon oranı ve döviz kuru fiyat ayarlamaları açısından oldukça önem arz etmektedir.

Keywords

Nominal Fiyat Katılıkları, Tüketici ve Üretici Fiyatları

TIME OR STATE-DEPENDENT PRICE SETTING RULES: CONSUMER AND PRODUCER PRICES

Abstract

In this study, it is investigated the degree of price rigidity in Turkey consumer and producer prices for the period of 1994-2011. Moreover, this study also analyzes whether price changes behavior is time or state dependent. According to results, nominal prices are downward rigidity for Turkish economy. Consumer prices are more downward rigid than producer prices. Price changes behavior dependent on both time and state dependent price adjustment rules. Inflation rate and exchange rate are crucial importance for price adjustments

Keywords

Nominal Price Rigidity, Consumer and Producer Prices

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