The gold-exchange standard in India 1893–1913 was characterized by a narrow target zone for the exchange rate, a wide annual range for the international interest-rate differential, and negative (seasonal) autocorrelation in interest rates. These properties are consistent with a standard target-zone model in which fundamentals are negatively autocorrelated on a Markov chain
This paper provides indirect tests of the hypothesis that exchange rate movements may be largely cot...
A New Keynesian model estimated for India yields valuable insights. Aggregate demand reacts to inter...
From the classical gold standard up to the current ERM2 arrangement of the European Union, target zo...
The gold-exchange standard in India 1893–1913 was characterized by a narrow target zone for the exch...
The gold-exchange standard in India 1893-1913 was characterized by a narrow target zone for the exch...
International audience"The Indian monetary system attracted the attention of leading nineteenth-cent...
Gold prices have shown a remarkable increase along with the weakening of Pakistani rupee (PKR) over ...
As a commodity, gold occupies a special place in Indian psyche. With formal capital markets still ou...
Abstract: Gold remains a dynamic investment tool in many economies and is considered a safe- haven d...
The very purpose of this paper is to analyse the relationship between gold price and Rupee – Dollar ...
The paper examines different forms of money demand functions and derives reduced for equations relat...
This paper studies the Mexican and Israeli experience with a target zone. The first part of the pape...
We first develop a two-bloc model of an emerging open economy interacting with the rest of the world...
Exchange restrictions are generally observed in externally-indebted, noncreditworthy countries with ...
We investigate the Indian exchange rate regime starting from 1993 when trading in the Indian rupee b...
This paper provides indirect tests of the hypothesis that exchange rate movements may be largely cot...
A New Keynesian model estimated for India yields valuable insights. Aggregate demand reacts to inter...
From the classical gold standard up to the current ERM2 arrangement of the European Union, target zo...
The gold-exchange standard in India 1893–1913 was characterized by a narrow target zone for the exch...
The gold-exchange standard in India 1893-1913 was characterized by a narrow target zone for the exch...
International audience"The Indian monetary system attracted the attention of leading nineteenth-cent...
Gold prices have shown a remarkable increase along with the weakening of Pakistani rupee (PKR) over ...
As a commodity, gold occupies a special place in Indian psyche. With formal capital markets still ou...
Abstract: Gold remains a dynamic investment tool in many economies and is considered a safe- haven d...
The very purpose of this paper is to analyse the relationship between gold price and Rupee – Dollar ...
The paper examines different forms of money demand functions and derives reduced for equations relat...
This paper studies the Mexican and Israeli experience with a target zone. The first part of the pape...
We first develop a two-bloc model of an emerging open economy interacting with the rest of the world...
Exchange restrictions are generally observed in externally-indebted, noncreditworthy countries with ...
We investigate the Indian exchange rate regime starting from 1993 when trading in the Indian rupee b...
This paper provides indirect tests of the hypothesis that exchange rate movements may be largely cot...
A New Keynesian model estimated for India yields valuable insights. Aggregate demand reacts to inter...
From the classical gold standard up to the current ERM2 arrangement of the European Union, target zo...
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