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This paper studies the behaviour of the CZK/USD exchange rate based on four major models. Using the Mean Absolute Percent Error (MAPE) as a criterion, the IS-MP model performs best, followed by the monetary model, the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) model using the relative Producer Price Index...
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Based on a general equilibrium model, this study finds that real output in Estonia is positively associated with real quantity of money and negatively influenced by real depreciation of the kroon, real stock prices, and the expected inflation rate. Government deficit spending is found to be...
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The demand for real M2 in the Czech Republic is positively influenced by real output and negatively associated with the deposit rate, the koruna/euro exchange rate, and the euro interest rate. The coefficient of real output for the demand for real M1 is insignificant. Hence, depreciation of the...
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Extending Romer's IS-MP-IA model to include foreign trade and exchange rates and applying the GARCH method, the study came to the conclusion that real gross domestic product is negatively associated with the inflation rate, exchange rate depreciation, and the foreign interest rate and positively...
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This study finds that the real exchange rate in Slovakia is negatively associated with real M2, the US Treasury bill rate, country risk, and the expected inflation rate and positively influenced by deficit spending/GDP ratio and the stock price index. The behaviour of error variance can be...
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This study finds that the nominal exchange rate in Estonia is positively associated with the expected exchange rate and negatively influenced by real M1, the foreign interest rate, the expected inflation rate, and the relevant price. The coefficient of the government deficit spending/GDP ratio...
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Extending the IS-MP-IA model developed by Romer (2000) and applying the GARCH (Engle, 1982, 2001) methodology, the author finds that equilibrium GDP in Germany is positively affected by stock market performance and real exchange rate appreciation, and negatively influenced by the expected...
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