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Exchange rate misalignments in frequency domain
International Review of Economics & Finance, 2012This research uses spectral methodology to study how the volatility of spot exchange rate misalignments changed as a result of (1) signing of the Plaza Accord and (2) introduction of the Euro. We study the deviations of Canadian Dollar/US Dollar, Japanese Yen/US Dollar and US Dollar/British Pound spot exchange rates from CPI- and TPI-based equilibrium ...
Axel Grossmann, Alexei G. Orlov
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The effects of exchange rate regimes on real exchange rate misalignment
International Review of Applied Economics, 2017The literature on exchange rate regimes has paid little attention to the effects of exchange rate policies on real exchange rate misalignments.
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Exchange Rate Behavior in Ghana: Is there a Misalignment?
The Journal of Developing Areas, 2017Exchange rate misalignment results in resource misallocation and could hamper overall economic growth. Persistent undervaluation leads to high levels of inflation which in turn creates macroeconomic instability while overvaluation leads to trade imbalances with consequential balance of payment problems.
Lordina Amoah, Meshach Jesse Aziakpono
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Exchange rate misalignments, growth, and institutions
Empirical EconomicsIn this paper, we revisit the relationship between economic growth and exchange rate misalignments, especially undervaluations. In particular, we ask which countries benefit from undervaluations at most, and whether the impact of undervaluations on growth depends on institutional quality as suggested in previous literature. First, we separate countries
Jaromír Baxa, Michal Paulus
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Exchange Rate Misalignment and International Law
American Journal of International Law, 2011History is replete with examples where states have interfered with foreign exchange markets in order to influence exchange rates. The trade conflicts between the two world wars, for instance, were fought not only via the imposition of tariffs, but also via competitive devaluations. Since then, straightforward competitive devaluations have become a rare
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Exchange rate misalignment and realignment
1998Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Economics, 1998. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 96-100). ; by Rafic Y.W. Naja. ; Ph.D.
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Exchange Rate Misalignments, Capital Flows and Volatility
North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 2022Alexei G Orlov, Axel Grossmann
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Exchange rate misalignment and economic growth
2020This paper study the relation of RER misalignments for three southern countries and for three northern countries, obtaining the misalignments from a VEC model. Concluding that misalignments are bigger in the northern countries with one exception. The next step done is through a basic equation of economic growth do a similar VEC model, later with ...
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Real Exchange Rate Misalignments and Growth
Applied Economics, 2012Real exchange rate (RER) misalignment is now a standard concept in international macroeconomic theory and policy. However, there is neither a consensus indicator of misalignment, nor an agreed upon methodology for constructing such an indicator. This paper constructs an indicator of RER misalignment for a large sample of developed and developing ...
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