Abstract
This study throws light on the importance of adjustment lags, variability of inflation, changes in real income, etc. in the empirical estimation of Fisher hypothesis. Variability of inflation has a significant negative impact on both short- and long-term interest rates in a developing economy like India. The ‘Philips Curve Effect’ has not been operative in a developing country.
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