Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

Monetary policy shocks revealed to drive long-term exchange rate movements.

Elsevier eBooks
Money and Exchange Rate in the Long Run
Cristina Terra

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The article discusses how money and monetary policy impact exchange rates in the long term. It looks at two types of models - monetary and portfolio diversification - to understand how changes in the money market can affect exchange rates. The focus is on how monetary shocks influence exchange rates, without considering the real economy.