International linkages between goods and asset markets are the key factors in exchange rate determination. The scope for activist stabilization policy depends on both the nature of the equilibrium implied by these linkages and the speed with which equilibrium is attained. Two important relationships
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I build up a two-country model with sticky prices, borrowing constraints on investment and agents ’ ...
The volatility displayed by floating exchange rates has revived interest in the relationship between...
In an open economy, the scope for activist stabilization policy depends on the nature of the linkage...
In mainstream economic thought the exchange rate is considered a relative price, which restores equi...
This paper analyzes the stabilizing properties of alternative monetary policy regimes. In practice t...
Most theoretical analysis of flexible versus fixed exchange rates takes the degree of nominal rigidi...
We argue that the traditional question 'fixed vs. flexible exchange rates?' is not well-defined, bec...
We evaluate and qualify Friedman's, 1953, “case for flexible exchange rates” in the presence of stic...
Models of stabilization in open economy traditionally emphasize the role of exchange rates as a subs...
We compare alternative monetary policies for an emerging market economy that experiences external sh...
Foreign exchange rates produce significant impacts on both the macroeconomic and microeconomic scale...
This paper assesses the relevance of the exchange rate regime for stabilization policy. Using both f...
A classic argument for flexible exchange rates is that the exchange rate plays a ‘shock-absorber' ro...
This paper assesses the relevance of the exchange rate regime for stabi-lization policy. Using both ...
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I build up a two-country model with sticky prices, borrowing constraints on investment and agents ’ ...
The volatility displayed by floating exchange rates has revived interest in the relationship between...
In an open economy, the scope for activist stabilization policy depends on the nature of the linkage...
In mainstream economic thought the exchange rate is considered a relative price, which restores equi...
This paper analyzes the stabilizing properties of alternative monetary policy regimes. In practice t...
Most theoretical analysis of flexible versus fixed exchange rates takes the degree of nominal rigidi...
We argue that the traditional question 'fixed vs. flexible exchange rates?' is not well-defined, bec...
We evaluate and qualify Friedman's, 1953, “case for flexible exchange rates” in the presence of stic...
Models of stabilization in open economy traditionally emphasize the role of exchange rates as a subs...
We compare alternative monetary policies for an emerging market economy that experiences external sh...
Foreign exchange rates produce significant impacts on both the macroeconomic and microeconomic scale...
This paper assesses the relevance of the exchange rate regime for stabilization policy. Using both f...
A classic argument for flexible exchange rates is that the exchange rate plays a ‘shock-absorber' ro...
This paper assesses the relevance of the exchange rate regime for stabi-lization policy. Using both ...
http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/36286/2/b1412346.0001.001.pdfhttp://deepblue.lib.umi...
I build up a two-country model with sticky prices, borrowing constraints on investment and agents ’ ...
The volatility displayed by floating exchange rates has revived interest in the relationship between...