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This paper examines a continuous-time two country dynamic monetary equilibrium in which countries with possible heterogeneous tastes and endowments hold their own money for the purpose of transaction services formulated via the money in the utility function. Given a price system, no-arbitrage...
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A simple method to estimate multilateral equilibrium real exchange rates in a cointegration framework is used to compute the equilibrium real exchange rate for the peseta. The stock of foreign assets and the evolution of sectoral prices have been considered to be the fundamentals for the real...
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This paper analyzes the factors which determine the long-run real exchange rate in Argentina, Colombia and Mexico, distinguishing between real and nominal determinants. Cointegration analysis is utilized to establish that the real exchange rate has an equilibrium relationship with real variables...
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This paper examines a continuous-time two country dynamic monetary equilibrium in which countries with possibly heterogeneous tastes and endowments hold their own money for the purpose of transaction services formulated via money in the utility function. Given a price system, no-arbitrage...
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A simple method to estimate multilateral equilibrium real exchange rates in a cointegration framework is used to compute the equilibrium real exchange rate for the peseta. The stock of foreign assets and the evolution of sectorla prices have been considered to be the fundamentals for the real...
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The Aim of the Paper Is to Develop a New Approach to Inflation Based on Marx's Circuit of Capital and the Structural Price Equation. the Feedback Effect of Any Disequilibrium in the Circuit Has Some Important Consequences on the Price Equation. the Reduced Form of the Model Shows in Particular...
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