How volatile are exchange rates?
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Authors
Wali, Muammer
Manzur, Meher
Date
2011Collection
Type
Working Paper
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This paper briefly describes the broad features of major exchange rates since the early 1970s, and compares these features with those of the 1960s. Also included is a brief analysis of whether these features are manifested in real interest rates and in commodity prices, with seemingly curious results
Citation
Wali, Muammer and Manzur, Meher. 2011. How volatile are exchange rates?, School of Economics and Finance Working Paper Series: no. 201102, Curtin University of Technology, Department of Economics.
Department
Department of Economics
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