EXOGENEITY IN A RECENT EXCHANGE RATE MODEL: A REPLY
In this note we show that the real exchange rate was indeed weakly exogenous in some of the specifications in MacDonald and Ricci (2004), but argue this was in all likelihood a function of the relatively limited degrees of freedom. We demonstrate here that by increasing the degrees of freedom, we can satisfy the weak exogeneity condition, whilst at the same time producing equilibrium estimates of the Rand which are quantitatively and qualitatively the same as those reported in MacDonald and Ricci (2004). Copyright 2005 Economic Society of South Africa.
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2005
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Authors: | MACDONALD, RONALD ; RICCI, LUCA ANTONIO |
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South African Journal of Economics. - Economic Society of South Africa - ESSA, ISSN 0038-2280. - Vol. 73.2005, 4, p. 747-753
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Economic Society of South Africa - ESSA |
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