Most of the international asset pricing models are developed in the situation where purchasing power parity (PPP) is not respected. Investors of different countries do not agree on expected security returns. However, in this case, an equilibrium on the international assets market may exist but not on the international goods market. Our purpose in this paper is to give conditions under which we have equilibrium, not only on the international assets markets but also on the international good market. More precisely, we focus on the link between no-arbitrage, equilibrium and PPP. At equilibrium, assets markets must clear and international goods market balance. In particular, equilibrium goods prices respect the PPP.International assets and good...
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In this paper we study the implications of introducing demand shocks and trade in goods into an othe...
In this paper we study the implications of introducing demand shocks and trade in goods into an othe...
Most of the international asset pricing models are developed in the second situation where purchasin...
URL des Documents de travail : http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/CESFramDP2010.htmDocuments de travail...
International audienceThe goal of this paper is to determine the exchange rates consistent with an e...
URL des Documents de travail :https://centredeconomieorbonne.cnrs.fr/publications/ Voir aussi l'arti...
Assuming that asset markets are complete and arbitrage-free, the exchange rate can be expressed in t...
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We develop an equilibrium model of international capital ßows in which risk adverse do-mestic and fo...
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