This paper examines whether forming an optimum currency area (OCA) is viable for the East Asian region by testing the symmetry of underlying structural shocks. A structural vector autoregression (VAR) method is used to identify the underlying shocks and to examine the correlation in shocks for specified sample periods. Decomposition of the variance of shocks and impulse response analysis are used to examine the size and the speed of adjustments to shocks. The results imply that some sub-regions are potential candidates for forming OCAs, as their shocks are correlated and small, and the economies adjust rapidly to such shocks.Mathematics and Computers in Simulation. 掲載予定
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
This paper uses VAR techniques to investigate the potential for forming monetary unions in Eastern a...
In this paper we use a structural VAR model with block exogeneity to investigate if external shocks ...
This paper examines whether forming an optimum currency area (OCA) is viable for the East Asian regi...
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
A regional monetary arrangement is actually not something new to the East Asian economies. History o...
This paper examines the viability of regional monetary integration in East Asia by focusing on the s...
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
There is controversy about whether a monetary union is feasible in the East Asian region. Amongst th...
This version: March, 2009I revisit the hotly debated topic regarding the possibility of introducing ...
astonishing economic growth and was widely cited as an exemplar of sustained economic growth over th...
This study employs a global vector autoregressive (GVAR) model to empirically investigate the viabil...
Abstract: Since the 1997 Asian crisis and the commencement of the euro in Europe, renewed attention ...
There has recently been an increasing interest in the establishment of a common currency area in Eas...
10.1016/S0378-4754(03)00110-1Mathematics and Computers in Simulation643-4447-458MCSI
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
This paper uses VAR techniques to investigate the potential for forming monetary unions in Eastern a...
In this paper we use a structural VAR model with block exogeneity to investigate if external shocks ...
This paper examines whether forming an optimum currency area (OCA) is viable for the East Asian regi...
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
A regional monetary arrangement is actually not something new to the East Asian economies. History o...
This paper examines the viability of regional monetary integration in East Asia by focusing on the s...
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
There is controversy about whether a monetary union is feasible in the East Asian region. Amongst th...
This version: March, 2009I revisit the hotly debated topic regarding the possibility of introducing ...
astonishing economic growth and was widely cited as an exemplar of sustained economic growth over th...
This study employs a global vector autoregressive (GVAR) model to empirically investigate the viabil...
Abstract: Since the 1997 Asian crisis and the commencement of the euro in Europe, renewed attention ...
There has recently been an increasing interest in the establishment of a common currency area in Eas...
10.1016/S0378-4754(03)00110-1Mathematics and Computers in Simulation643-4447-458MCSI
This paper assesses the empirical desirability of the East Asian economies to an alternative exchang...
This paper uses VAR techniques to investigate the potential for forming monetary unions in Eastern a...
In this paper we use a structural VAR model with block exogeneity to investigate if external shocks ...