Pricing to Market and the Real Exchange Rate
This paper investigates the consequences of pricing to market for exchange rate pass-through and real exchange rate dynamics across different patterns of trade. Under two-way, intraindustry trade – where home prices display greater linkage with those of foreign competitors – domestic and export prices exhibit lower pass-through and greater destination-specific adjustment compared to intersectoral trade. With both trade patterns, pricing-to-market behavior intensifies the degree of persistence in the real exchange rate under nominal rigidities, and allows monetary shocks to have permanent effects on relative prices so long as goods markets remain segmented.
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1995
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Authors: | Faruqee, Hamid |
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IMF Staff Papers. - Palgrave Macmillan, ISSN 1020-7635. - Vol. 42.1995, 4, p. 855-881
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Palgrave Macmillan |
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