Abstract
This paper empirically analyses the stability of the money demand function in Germany. Important results may be summarized as follows. There was a stable relationship between money supply and real economic activity, and the money demand function was stable prior to German re-unification. The stability of money demand tends to be rejected, however, when the sample period is extended to cover German re-unification. When the stability of parameters was checked to confirm the occurrence of a structural change, it is evident that such a change did occur around 1990.