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only a limited role for inflation and real exchange rate determination, and it seems to be roughly in line with earlier …
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only a limited role for inflation and real exchange rate determination, and it seems to be roughly in line with earlier …
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accession candidates to meet the Maastricht criterion on inflation in the medium term. Moreover, the observed appreciation of …
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accession candidates to meet the Maastricht criterion on inflation in the medium term. Moreover, the observed appreciation of …
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only a limited role for inflation and real exchange rate determination, and it seems to be roughly in line with earlier …
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-S effect on the inflation differential and the real appreciation of the exchange rate against Finland, Sweden, Germany and the … UK, shows that, whereas the inflation differential attributable to the B-S effect seems to have been higher in the early …
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not hinder meeting the Maastricht criterion on inflation in the medium term. In addition, the observed appreciation of the …
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In this paper we present an overview of a number of issues relating to the equilibrium exchange rates of transition economies of the former soviet bloc. In particular, we present a critical overview of the various methods available for calculating equilibrium exchange rates and discuss how...
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This paper surveys recent advances in the monetary transmission mechanism (MTM). In particular, while laying out the functioning of the separate channels in the MTM, special attention is paid to exploring possible interrelations between different channels through which they may amplify or...
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We find that productivity gains in tradables cause an appreciation of the real exchange rate via both tradable and nontradable prices in the CEE-5 and have no affect in the Baltic countries, while they lead to a depreciation of the real exchange rate of tradables in OECD economies that...
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