The widespread and unexpected absence of statistically significant relationships in analyses of the causes and consequences of export instability has generated attempts to refine measurement of variable sets. Recently it has been suggested that country rankings are sensitive to the choice of currency numeraire. This article investigates the significance of the choice of numeraire for a sample of 66 developing countries. The results suggest that the conventional approach of denominating export earnings in terms of US dollars is not seriously deficient and that the selection of an appropriate form of trend correction remains an important consideration
The “commodity currency ” literature highlights the robust exchange rate response to fluctuations in...
Recent attention has focused on measures of the dollar's effective exchange rate amid disappointment...
In earlier volumes of the BULLETIN Erb and Schiavo-Campo,' Clark Leith2 and then Lawson3 presented ...
The widespread and unexpected absence of statistically significant relationships in analyses of the ...
This paper examines the choice of currency in international trans-actions by Swedish exporting firms...
We report survey results on the currency choice of a random sample of Swedish exporters. We find tha...
In order to gain a better empirical understanding of the inter-national financial implications of cu...
For at least 40 years, the analysis of the causes and consequences of macroeconomicinstability has g...
Many countries devaluate their own currencies on the basis of assumption that promoting export is an...
In this paper, we show that the choice of the numeraire currency does matter in analyzing currency v...
This paper re-examines empirically the relationship between exchange rate regimes and currency misal...
Money is used as a store of value, a medium of exchange and a unit of account. Most recent analyses ...
Most governments issue and maintain a national money stock. Their reasons for doing so include natio...
Research background: Most transactions in world trade are invoiced in several international currenci...
Conventionally commodity and geographic concentration are thought to be important factors contributi...
The “commodity currency ” literature highlights the robust exchange rate response to fluctuations in...
Recent attention has focused on measures of the dollar's effective exchange rate amid disappointment...
In earlier volumes of the BULLETIN Erb and Schiavo-Campo,' Clark Leith2 and then Lawson3 presented ...
The widespread and unexpected absence of statistically significant relationships in analyses of the ...
This paper examines the choice of currency in international trans-actions by Swedish exporting firms...
We report survey results on the currency choice of a random sample of Swedish exporters. We find tha...
In order to gain a better empirical understanding of the inter-national financial implications of cu...
For at least 40 years, the analysis of the causes and consequences of macroeconomicinstability has g...
Many countries devaluate their own currencies on the basis of assumption that promoting export is an...
In this paper, we show that the choice of the numeraire currency does matter in analyzing currency v...
This paper re-examines empirically the relationship between exchange rate regimes and currency misal...
Money is used as a store of value, a medium of exchange and a unit of account. Most recent analyses ...
Most governments issue and maintain a national money stock. Their reasons for doing so include natio...
Research background: Most transactions in world trade are invoiced in several international currenci...
Conventionally commodity and geographic concentration are thought to be important factors contributi...
The “commodity currency ” literature highlights the robust exchange rate response to fluctuations in...
Recent attention has focused on measures of the dollar's effective exchange rate amid disappointment...
In earlier volumes of the BULLETIN Erb and Schiavo-Campo,' Clark Leith2 and then Lawson3 presented ...