Abstract
This project it is focused in the link between some macroeconomic indicators as an important factor of sustainable growth and the development economy. Specifically in this study is given a presentation of inflation on years in our country, giving the factors that have influenced in it. Also we have received some data from government statistics: Dependence of the nominal stated interest rate on loans from , which used to measurement of (GDP) Gross Domestic Product. Potential product measured using the linear regression method. The results of the methods were compared using time series analysis, for measurement of economy cycles and their intensity. Economic stability is a necessary condition for sustained economic growth of a country and for improving its welfare in the long term. It is also evidenced by the experience of different countries. As the experience as well as theory have shown that the establishment and maintenance of equilibrium within and between sectors of the economy is a necessary condition of economic growth. DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2016.v5n3s1p482
Highlights
This study gives a presentation on inflation rates by years in Albania and the factors that influenced it
Gross domestic product The data are for the period Q1 1995 -T2: 2011 taken by the Ministry of Finance, statistical INSTAT ect
In our study we have analysed the relationship between GDP inflation - interest and their role in the economic growth for the Albania's case
Summary
This study gives a presentation on inflation rates by years in Albania and the factors that influenced it. Data from government statistics such as dependence of the nominal stated interest rate on loans from the consumer price index are used to measure inflation and measurement of (GDP) Gross Domestic Product. They emerge to model the variables which consumers. CPI- Price Index consumer, which serves to measure inflation 3. GDP level of Gross Domestic Product The model that we will present below is the Bank of Albania's efforts to modeling one of this
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