An international duopoly model under exchange rate uncertainty The implications of exchange rate uncertainty for the strategic interactions of a Cournot duopoly, which consists of an international firm and its local competitor in a foreign market, are explored in a framework where production decisions are made ex ante, while exports are determined after the exchange rate becomes known. The analysis highlights the effects arising from the ex post variability of sales earnings in the foreign market on the firms production levels, corporate profitablity, and risk exposure. These real and financial effects, associated with the endogenous quantity and price uncertainty generated by the exchange rate distribution, occur even under assumptions of...