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This study aims to determine whether big business or institutions comprise a more significant entrepreneurship determinant. In addition, we have three subobjectives: We examine (1) how the relationship between big businesses and entrepreneurship changes according to the economic development...
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We reassess the degree of exchange rate co-movement between the Japanese yen and 5 emerging Asian currencies relative to the US dollar in the 2000s. It is often claimed that these currencies have been closely tied with the Japanese yen possibly due to active interactions of Japan and emerging...
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The author provides theoretical and empirical evidence of a negative association between income inequality and real exchange rates. First, he builds a theoretical model showing the transmission mechanism from inequality to real exchange rates. Second, using cross-country data, he demonstrates...
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This study of recent instability in seven Asian countries-Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand-finds that capital mobility increased in six of the countries. Capital market risk increased the most in Thailand. And except in Singapore,...
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Using a regime-switching regression model, we provide evidence of the synchronization of East Asian (Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Taiwan) currencies-dollar exchange rates with yen dollar exchange rates and report that the export similarity index and FDI between Japan and this...
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The author provides theoretical and empirical evidence of a negative association between income inequality and real exchange rates. First, he builds a theoretical model showing the transmission mechanism from inequality to real exchange rates. Second, using cross-country data, he demonstrates...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012559519