Policy Inflation and Its Relationship with Oil Prices

Raffi Rahmane

Authors

Raffi Rahmane University of Kasdi Merbah

Keywords:

Inflation, behavior, Oil Price, Asymmetry

Abstract

this study connects policy inflation and prices of oil in Reform 2015-2020. Met hod from that study capable identifies asymmetry price known oil and inflation _ as a nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag model. The approximate model clarifies the ied nonlinear effect of oil price on inflation. clear we found to go out that there _ before important connection in between that subtraction in oil price and inflation growth when there _ before no significant connection Among enhancement in price oil growth and inflation speed

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