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Real Equilibrium Exchange Rates: To What Extent Applicable for Setting Central Parity
The paper provides an introduction on estimation and methodology of the real equilibrium exchange rate and discusses to what extent these estimates are applicable for setting the central parity.
| Link | http://ies.fsv.cuni.cz/st…on/1471_wp_75_horvath.pdf |
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| Author | Horvth, R |
| Date | 2005 |
| Institute | Institute of Economic Studies |
| Tags | exchange, rate, parity |
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