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New evidence on PPP and the real exchange rate-real interest rate differential relationship
Chortareas, Georgios E.; Driver, Rebecca L. - In: Money and finance in the global economy : challenges …, (pp. 113-136). 2002
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Are our FEERs justified?
Barisone, Giacomo M.; Driver, Rebecca L.; Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Journal of international money and finance 25 (2006) 5, pp. 741-759
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Concepts of equilibrium exchange rates
Driver, Rebecca L.; Westaway, Peter F. - In: Exchange rates, capital flows and policy, (pp. 98-148). 2005
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Concepts of equilibrium exchange rates
Driver, Rebecca L.; Westaway, Peter F. - 2004
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Are our FEERs justified?
Barisone, Giacomo M.; Driver, Rebecca L.; Wren-Lewis, Simon - 2000
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How robust are feers?
Driver, Rebecca L.; Wren-Lewis, Simon - 1996
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FEERs : a sensitivity analysis
Driver, Rebecca L.; Wren-Lewis, Simon - In: Equilibrium exchange rates, (pp. 135-162). 1999
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PPP and the real exchange rate-real interest rate differential puzzle revisited : evidence from non-stationary panel data
Chortareas, Georgios E.; Driver, Rebecca L. - 2001
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Real exchange rates for the year 2000
Wren-Lewis, Simon; Driver, Rebecca - 1998
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PPP and the Real Exchange Rate - Real Interest Rate Differential Puzzle Revisited : Evidence from Non-Stationary Panel Data
Chortareas, Georgios E.; Driver, Rebecca L. - 2005
This paper examines the evidence for two of the relationships that underpin (explicitly or implicitly) much of international macroeconomics. The first is purchasing power parity (PPP), or the hypothesis that there exists a constant long-run equilibrium real exchange rate. The second establishes...
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