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The tremendous success of China's program of economic reform and the rapid integration of China into the global economy have prompted this study on the economic and financial integration between mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan – a grouping so
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Open Economies Review. 31:529-563
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Journal of International Money and Finance. 131:102800
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Journal of International Money and Finance. 95:332-362
Previous assessments of nominal exchange rate determination, following Meese and Rogoff (1983) have focused upon a narrow set of models. Cheung et al. (2005) augmented the usual suspects with productivity based models, and “behavioral equilibrium e
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Journal of International Money and Finance. 91:101-104
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Journal of International Money and Finance. 122:102557
Do central banks rebalance their currency shares? The answer matters because the dollar’s predominant role in large official reserve holdings means that widespread rebalancing requires central banks to buy (sell) a depreciating (appreciating) dolla
Autor:
Menzie D. Chinn
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The China Journal. 86:154-155
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Hiro Ito, Menzie D. Chinn
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Journal of International Money and Finance. 121:102510
Global current account imbalances have reappeared, although the extent and distribution of these imbalances are noticeably different from those experienced in the middle of the last decade. What does that recurrence mean for our understanding of the
Autor:
Yi Zhang, Menzie D. Chinn
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Open Economies Review. 29:1-30
Relying upon a standard New Keynesian DSGE, we propose an explanation for two empirical findings in the international finance literature. First, the unbiasedness hypothesis — the proposition that expost exchange rate depreciation matches interest d
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International Finance. 20:222-242
We investigate the robustness of the Penn effect—the finding that the price level is higher in countries with a higher per capita income—over different samples, measures, and specifications. Testing for the Penn effect has been hampered by the im