real exchange rategrowthgrowth regressionsThis paper offers a systematic survey of recent research evaluating the impact of the level and volatility of the real exchange rate (RER) on economic growth. Existing empirical work finds a positive association between RER levels and economic growth, ...
Foreign aid, the Real Exchange Rate (RER), and economic growth are three key variables that shape the aftermath of civil wars in many developing countries. Panel estimations drawn from a sample of 39 conflict and 44 non conflict countries between 1970 and 2004 indicate that although post conflic...
1. REAL EXCHANGE RATE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES: THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL INTEGRATION [J] . Pham Van Dai, Delpachitra Sarath, Cottrell Simon The Singapore economic review . 2017,第1期 机译:东亚国家的实际汇率和经济增长:金融一体化的作用 2. Real exchange rate misalignments ...
This paper examines the Granger causal relationship between capital flows and economic growth in China over the period 1998Q1鈥9Q2, allowing for real effective exchange rate (REER) effects. As parameter instability tests indicate structural changes, we use bootstrap rolling window causality tests, whi...
The real exchange rate is: A. how much of a foreign currency you can buy with the domestic currency. B. foreign CPI divided by the domestic CPI. C. the price of foreign goods in terms of domestic goods. D. the price of foreign goods in dollars. ...
It has long been recognized in academic and policy debates that domestic policies play an important role in explaining economic growth. The paper investigates the role of real exchange rate (RER) misalignment on long-run growth in three countries of the Maghreb countries (Tunisia, Algeria and Moro...
When the real exchange rate rises, A. Imports measured in terms of domestic output will rise. B. Imports measured in terms of domestic output will fall. C. Imports measured in terms of domestic output will never be affected. D. Imports measured in terms of domestic output may rise or ...
There are conflicting theories about the effect of real exchange rate movements on output growth. Expenditure switching models suggest that a real depreciation leads to an increase in net exports due to the increase in competitiveness of the export sector, and hence to an increase in output growth...
The real exchange rate is the current price businesses and consumers will pay to buy a foreign product using their home currencies. For example, if the current U.S. exchange rate between the U.S. and Britain was $138 U.S. dollars for one pound, an American consumer would need $1.38 to...
debt relative to exports These factors matter, of course, because they make the circular loop from investment to real exchange rate to balance sheets to ... PR Krugman - 《International Tax & Public Finance》 被引量: 1942发表: 1999年 The Accumulation of Capital The lucid description of the ...