Abstract
This paper investigates the directions of causation among autonomous expenditures, income and the money supply for Korea, using a test of causality proposed by Sims. The findings confirm the causal implication of the simple Keynesian approach that autonomous expenditures cause income. The findings reject the causal implication of the quality theory approach, that the money supply causes income.
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