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In the empirical literature, not much support is found for the uncovered interest parity. Especially with free floating exchange rates, the forward rate is a biased predictor of the future exchange rate. This phenomenon can both be explained by an absence of rational expectations or by risk...
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One of the major puzzles of the economic profession is the pricing of exchange rates. Despite the development of numerous theories, the actual behaviour of exchange rates, especially in the short run, is not well understood. This article evaluates several popular exchange rate theories and...
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The headline inflation rate is subject to unpredictable, temporary, sector-specific shocks. Therefore, various measures … of core inflation have been proposed to isolate the underlying or permanent inflation component. In this paper, a number … euro area and the Netherlands. It turns out that none of the measures meets all the criteria. Core inflation measures can …
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relevant in the current situation of low inflation as shown up by the traditional price indices. These indices are furthermore … presumably subject to upward biasses, so that it has become difficult to pinpoint actual inflation, and hence to formulate …
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Countries differ as to financial structure. That goes also for countries taking part in the Economic and Monetary Union, EMU. As a result, the ECB's monetary policy does not necessarily affect economic activity and price developments in individual euro area countries to the same extent. The...
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