We show empirically that the variation across country pairs in exchange rate pass-through and trade elasticity is meaningfully explained by the dollar's dominance as invoicing currency. We use a hierarchical Bayesian approach to directly and flexibly model pass-through heterogeneity conditional on the invoicing currency share. We estimate that the importer's country-level dollar invoicing share explains 15 percent of the overall variance across trading pairs in dollar exchange rate pass-through into bilateral prices
We propose a “dominant currency paradigm” with three key features: dominant currency pricing, pricin...
The incomplete pass-through phenomenon bears important macro-economic consequences for, e.g., the tr...
This paper develops a quantitative, dynamic, open-economy model which endogenously generates high ex...
We show, using novel data on currency and prices for US imports, that even conditional on a price ch...
Large movements in exchange rates have small effects on the prices of internationally traded goods. ...
The choice of invoicing currency for trade is crucial for the international transmission of macroeco...
A central assumption of open economy macro models with nominal rigidities relates to the currency in...
This paper develops a model of endogenous exchange rate pass-through an open economy, where both pas...
This Paper develops a model of endogenous exchange rate pass-through within an open economy macroeco...
A large sample of developed and emerging economies is utilized to investigate import exchange rate p...
Large exporters are simultaneously large importers. In this paper, we show that this pattern is key ...
Abstract In this paper, we examine the extent to which market structure and the way in which it affe...
The choice of invoicing currency for trade is crucial for the international transmission of macroeco...
The impact of the exchange rate on price formation is often debated through a mechanism called the e...
Using comprehensive, shipment-level merchandise trade data, we examine the extent to which New Zeala...
We propose a “dominant currency paradigm” with three key features: dominant currency pricing, pricin...
The incomplete pass-through phenomenon bears important macro-economic consequences for, e.g., the tr...
This paper develops a quantitative, dynamic, open-economy model which endogenously generates high ex...
We show, using novel data on currency and prices for US imports, that even conditional on a price ch...
Large movements in exchange rates have small effects on the prices of internationally traded goods. ...
The choice of invoicing currency for trade is crucial for the international transmission of macroeco...
A central assumption of open economy macro models with nominal rigidities relates to the currency in...
This paper develops a model of endogenous exchange rate pass-through an open economy, where both pas...
This Paper develops a model of endogenous exchange rate pass-through within an open economy macroeco...
A large sample of developed and emerging economies is utilized to investigate import exchange rate p...
Large exporters are simultaneously large importers. In this paper, we show that this pattern is key ...
Abstract In this paper, we examine the extent to which market structure and the way in which it affe...
The choice of invoicing currency for trade is crucial for the international transmission of macroeco...
The impact of the exchange rate on price formation is often debated through a mechanism called the e...
Using comprehensive, shipment-level merchandise trade data, we examine the extent to which New Zeala...
We propose a “dominant currency paradigm” with three key features: dominant currency pricing, pricin...
The incomplete pass-through phenomenon bears important macro-economic consequences for, e.g., the tr...
This paper develops a quantitative, dynamic, open-economy model which endogenously generates high ex...