... One interesting question is whether central bank intervention can provide guidance to market participants about the central banks’ desire about exchangerate movement. A study by Rülke and Yoshida (2009) ...
... floating exchangerate regimes were adopted at the end of the 1990s the IMF was emphatically in favour of free ...foreign exchange market ...real exchangerate” and the presumption that ...
... real exchangerate, both in terms of the CPI and export prices, on decreasing the demand for ...real exchangerate would appreciate in terms of the CPI but depreciate in terms of export ...
... the exchangerate variable as an average of monthly nominal market rates, official rates if market rates are not avail- able (source: International Financial Statistics), over the model year of the ...The ...
... real exchangerate from its PPP level disappears in less than two years, results consistent with Cheung and Lai and ...nominal rate as market forces compel a return to the PPP ...
... real exchangerate (SCRER) can foster economic growth in developing countries has gained lots of ...real exchangerate (RER) levels are positively associated with economic ...
... change rate regimes and exchangerate ...change rate policy with development objectives, Williamson reconsiders arguments by Balassa (1971), who believed that exchangerate ...
... the exchangerate regime promoted during the Bretton Woods ...the rate gradually over time in a series of small corrections, instead of sudden and unanticipated discrete changes as with the ...
... The specific path of adjustment the country follows can have important welfare con- sequences. Calvo, Izquierdo, and Talvi (2003) highlight this point from a slightly different angle. In their post-mortem analysis of ...
... of exchangerate interventions over the distribution of inflation expectations may naturally depend on the economic environment in which they are ...
... on exchangerate arbitrage conditions term was proposed by Samuelson (1965) and empirically developed by Cornell and Dietrich (1978) without conclusive results achieved in their ...forward rate as an ...
... of exchangerate regime on a spectrum from floating to fixed, employing the classification scheme from the IMF’s Ex- change Arrangements and Exchange Restric- ...the exchangerate regime ...
... symmetric exchangerate exposure from TWEER movements is associated with a group of firm level indicators, including total assets, T A × T A, EPS, IN I 2Asset, Lia2Asset and firm size, and the determinants ...
... where the variables are expressed as deviations from the steady state levels. Equation (1) is an aggregate demand equation in which the output gap, y t , responds to the n − period long-term real interest rate, ρ ...
... both exchangerate variables, ME and DE, ...nominal exchangerate, and the number of cases decreases as the monthly devaluation ...the rate of change of the nominal exchange ...
... Abstract. Associating the pattern in text data with the pattern with time series data is a novel task. In this paper, an approach that utilizes the features of the time series data and domain knowledge is proposed and ...
... dollar exchangerate and more than 40 percent of daily changes in the log yen/dollar ...lower-frequency exchangerate dynamics emerge from the market’s operation in real ...
... real exchangerate has an expected value equal to zero) and the expected value for the real exchangerate is ...real exchangerate in the economy equals that lower bound, which ...
... fixed exchangerate would imply a big political cost for the policy maker, this one would be disciplined, causing unsustainable fiscal policies not to occur in ...
... floating exchangerate regimes (following the fall of the Bretton Woods System) were unwilling to fight the inflationary consequences of supply shocks, ended up in many cases with persistent inflation rates ...