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Sources of real exchange-rate fluctuations : how important are nominal shocks?

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The real exchange rate and US manufacturing profits : a theoretical framework with some empirical support

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Fiscal Stance and the Real Exchange : Some Empirical Estimates

Clarida, Richard - 1999

This paper presents some empirical results on the dynamic relationship between fiscal policy and the real exchange rate in the G3 countries since advent of floating exchange rates. This subject is of some interest given the recent shift to fiscal surpluses in the US, the annual announcement of...

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