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Standard economic models predict that the choice of an exchange rate regime has important implications for the interdependency of national monetary policies, which is sometimes measured by the degree of inflation transmission across borders. In this paper, we examine how inflation rates in two...
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shocks and Granger-caused by the other two economies, local factors account for a large proportion of output growth … Hong Kong growth dynamics. Interestingly, the U.S. does not appear to exert undue influences on Hong Kong. …
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, the adjusted data offer a weaker evidence on the cointegration relationship between a) the sectoral output indexes, b …
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shocks and Granger-caused by the other two economies, local factor account for a large proportion of output growth … Hong Kong growth dynamics. Interestingly, the U.S. does not appear to exert undue influences on Hong Kong. …
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related overshooting behavior. Using a bivariate system, the paper illustrates the relationship of the cointegration, saddle … saddle-path behavior from cointegration dynamics. Using monthly data from five major industrial countries, we find that … exchange rates and prices are cointegrated. The cointegration result casts doubt on the use of saddle-path dynamics and the …
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This article presents a systematic and extensive empirical study on the presence of Markov switching dynamics in three dollar-based exchange rates. A Monte Carlo approach is adopted to circumvent the statistical inference problem inherent to the test of regime-switching behavior. Two data...
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This article presents a systematic and extensive empirical study on the presence of Markov switching dynamics in three dollar-based exchange rates. A Monte Carlo approach is adopted to circumvent the statistical inference problem inherent to the test of regime-switching behavior. Two data...
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