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This paper offers a fact-oriented chronology of the Danish exchange-rate policy since the introduction of the krone as the Danish currency unit in 1875.
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case of Denmark using simple unit-root tests and cointegration tests on new historical time-series indices for the … ; Danish krone exchange rates ; Effective exchange rates ; Purchasing-power parity ; History of exchange rates …
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This paper constructs annual trade-weighted nominal and real effective exchange rate indices for Denmark covering the … weighted chain indices with current trade weights based on Denmark's foreign trade in goods with 15 of its largest trading … partners. During each year in the period since 1875 these 15 countries accounted for at least 78 per cent of Denmark's total …
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case of Denmark using simple unit-root tests and cointegration tests on new historical time-series indices for the …
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, the economic literature has failed to draw any connection between this pivotal event in African macroeconomic history and … Fund (IMF), we document a brand-new route on understanding a certain integrated African-European common history. Evidence …
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This paper applies theories and methods from modern economics and finance to new sets of historical financial data in order to study the integration and efficiency of the Scandinavian foreign exchange market. Series of the monthly prices of sight sterling bills have been collected and subjected...
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This paper is devoted to currency policies in Austria over the last 200 years, attempting to sketch historical developments and uncover regularities and interconnections with macroeconomic variables. During most of the 200-year period, Austrian currencies were subject to fixed exchange rates, in...
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The structural VAR models for European countries (France, Denmark, and Germany) are developed to examine the monetary …
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The three exchange rate regimes adopted by Italy from 1883 up to the eve of World War I - the gold standard (1883-1893), floating rates (1894-1902), and “gold shadowing” (1903-1911) - produced a puzzling result: formal adherence to the gold standard ended in failure while shadowing the gold...
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Virtual currencies are a contemporary form of private money. Thanks to their technological properties, their global transaction networks are relatively safe, transparent, and fast. This gives them good prospects for further development. However, they remain unlikely to challenge the dominant...
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