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After the financial crisis and the great recession (2007-2009) that has recently upset the world economy, the public is preoccupied with how the banks came to so much money. Until this period, in the economics textbooks, the traditional theory of the money creation process was mainly represented as a product of the monetary base and the money multiplier, i.e. the money supply was considered exogenous. Experts in economic and professional circles believe that they know how the money is created.

The Long-Run and Short-Run Endogeneity of Money Supply in the Republic of Macedonia: An Empirical Analysis