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Exchange Rate Analysis in Support of IMF Surveillance : A Collection of Empirical Studies.
Title:
Exchange Rate Analysis in Support of IMF Surveillance : A Collection of Empirical Studies.
Author:
Tsangarides, Charalambos G.
ISBN:
9781451962031
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (351 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I: Determination and Impact of the Real Exchange Rate -- 1. Commodity Currencies and the Real Exchange Rate -- Theoretical Framework -- Data -- Empirical Analysis of Comovement -- Conclusions -- Appendix 1.1 Details of the Theoretical Framework -- Appendix 1.2 Description of the Data -- Appendix 1.3 Construction of the Country-Specific Nominal Price Indices of Commodity Exports -- Appendix 1.4 Cointegration Tests: Real Exchange Rate and Real Commodity Prices, Commodity-Exporting Countries, 1980-2002 -- References -- 2. Exchange Rates and Trade Balance Adjustment in Emerging Market Economies -- The Analytics of Trade Balance Adjustment -- Country Classification and Estimation Strategy -- Empirical Results -- Conclusions -- Appendix 2.1 Overview of the Empirical Literature on Trade Volume Price Elasticities and Pricing to Market -- Appendix 2.2 Marshall-Lerner Redux -- Appendix 2.3 Data Description and Sample -- Appendix 2.4 Robustness Tests -- Appendix 2.5 Estimation Procedures -- References -- 3. Aid Volatility and Macroeconomic Policies -- Empirical Evidence -- Conclusions -- References -- 4. Exchange Rate Pass-Through in the Euro Area -- Empirical Estimates -- Model of Incomplete Pass-Through -- Matching Theory and Empirics -- Conclusions -- Appendix 4.1 Stationarity, Causality, and Sensitivity Analysis -- References -- II: Assessing Competitiveness and the Equilibrium Real Exchange Rate in Specific Countries or Country Groups -- 5. Estimation of the Equilibrium Real Exchange Rate for South Africa -- Brief Review of the Literature -- Data and Methodology -- Econometric Results and Their Robustness -- Equilibrium Real Exchange Rate -- Conclusions -- Appendix 5.1 Variables: Definitions and Sources -- References.

6. France, Germany, Italy, and Spain: Explaining Differences in External Sector Performance Among Large Euro Area Countries -- Developments in Key Determinants of Trade -- Econometric Analysis -- Concluding Remarks and Implications -- Appendix 6.1 Data Sources -- Appendix 6.2 Error Correction Model for Trade Equations and Cointegration Tests -- Appendix 6.3 Principle of Dynamic Contributions -- References -- 7. Maintaining Competitiveness in the Global Economy -- Export Performance -- Exchange Rate and Competitiveness -- Developments in the Real Effective Exchange Rate -- Determinants of the Real Effective Exchange Rate -- Outlook for India's Export Competitiveness -- Conclusions -- References -- 8. Modeling the Real Exchange Rates in WAEMU and CEMAC -- Theory and Empirical Formulation -- Empirical Methodology -- Cointegration Analysis -- Estimation of Equilibrium -- Concluding Remarks -- Appendix 8.1 Variable Definitions and Sources -- Appendix 8.2 Data, Test Diagnostics, and Results -- References -- III: Considerations in Choice of Exchange Rate Regime -- 9. To Peg or Not to Peg: A Template for Assessing the Nobler -- De Facto Regimes in Kazakhstan and Pakistan -- Template -- Scorecard -- Conclusions -- References -- 10. Exits from Heavily Managed Exchange Rate Regimes: How Good Has the Going Been? -- The Frequency and Features of Orderly and Disorderly Exits -- Determinants of Exits -- Results -- A Review of the Literature -- Conclusions -- Appendix 10.1 Explanatory Variables in the Study -- References -- 11. Long-Run Determinants of Exchange Rate Regimes: A Simple Sensitivity Analysis -- A Word on Theories of Exchange Rate Regime Choice -- Review of Previous Empirical Findings -- Exchange Rate Regime Classifications, Data, and Estimation Strategy -- Results -- Concluding Remarks -- References -- List of Abbreviations -- Contributors -- Figures.

1.1 Real Exchange Rate and Real Commodity Price, Selected Commodity-Exporting Countries, 1980-2002 -- 2.1 Price Deflators, 1980-2005 -- 2.2 Profiles for Exports, Imports, and Trade Balances -- 2.3 Effect of a Depreciation on the Trade Balance -- 4.1 Effects of Exchange Rate Shock on Euro Area Prices -- 4.2 Pricing Behavior of Domestic and Foreign Firms -- 4.3 Empirical and Theoretical Impulse Response Paths for the Euro Area -- 5.1 Real Effective Exchange Rate, 1970:Q1-2002:Q1 -- 5.2 Determinants of Real Effective Exchange Rate, 1970-2002 -- 5.3 Real Effective Exchange Rate -- 6.1 Export Unit Values -- 6.2 Real Effective Exchange Rates, Productivity, and Wages -- 6.3 Growth Rate of World Demand -- 6.4 Growth Rate of Domestic Demand -- 6.5 Accounting for Country Differences in Trade Growth -- 6.6 France: Dynamic Contributions of Various Factors to Exports and Imports, 1999-2004 -- 6.7. Germany: Dynamic Contributions of Various Factors to Exports and Imports, 1999-2004 -- 6.8. Italy: Dynamic Contributions of Various Factors to Exports and Import, 1999-2004 -- 6.9 Spain: Dynamic Contributions of Various Factors to Exports and Imports, 1999-2004 -- 7.1 World Market Position of Indian Exports, 1990-2003 -- 7.2 India's Export Performance Relative to Other Asian Countries -- 7.3 IMD Competitiveness Indicators, 2005 -- 7.4 CPI-Based Real Effective Exchange Rate and Its Components -- 7.5 RBI Five-Country REER and IMF Revised REER Measure -- 7.6 Specification 1: Actual and Estimated CPI-Based REER -- 7.7 Specification 2: Estimates of the Equilibrium REER -- 7.8 Effective Exchange Rate Flexibility -- 8.1 Actual and Hodrick-Prescott Equilibrium Real Effective Exchange Rates -- 8.2 Actual and Gonzalo-Granger Equilibrium Real Effective Exchange Rates -- 8.3 Estimated Misalignment Episodes -- 8.A.1 Cointegration Variables -- 8.A.2 Exchange Rates and Relative Prices.

8.A.3 Real Effective Exchange Rates of Member Countries -- 8.A.4 Model Stability Tests -- 8.A.5 Impulse Response Functions -- 9.1 Degree of Flexibility of Rupee and Tenge -- 9.2 Trade Orientation -- 9.3 Financial Integration -- 9.4 Diversification -- 9.5 Stabilization -- 9.6 Credibility -- 9.7 Fear-of-Floating Effects -- 10.1 Exits by Duration -- Tables -- 1.1 Principal Commodity Exports and Percentage Share of Primary Commodities in Total Exports, 1991-99 -- 1.2 Cointegration and Stability Tests, Real Exchange Rate and Real Commodity Prices, 1980-2002 -- 1.3 Real Exchange Rate and Real Commodity Prices: Exogeneity and Causality, 1980-2002 -- 2.1 Export Volumes: Coefficient Estimates and Implied Elasticities -- 2.2 Pricing Equation for Manufacturing Exporters: Coefficient Estimates and Implied Elasticities -- 2.3 Inflation Rate: Coefficient Estimates and Implied Elasticities -- 2.4 Volume of Imports and Absorption: Coefficient Estimates and Implied Elasticities -- 2.5 Effects of Devaluations on Export-Import Values and on the Trade Balance for Different Classes of Exporters -- 2.A.1 Estimates of Price Elasticities in Selected Papers -- 2.A.2 Country Sample -- 2.A.3 Export Volumes (Long-Run Elasticities) in Different Samples -- 2.A.4 Inflation Equation: Effect of a Change in Exchange Rates -- 2.A.5 Impact on the Trade Balance of a 10 Percent Depreciation -- 2.A.6 Pricing Equation for Manufacturing Exporters for Different Samples -- 2.A.7 Pricing Equation for Imports -- 2.A.8 Trade Elasticities and Estimation Methodologies -- 2.A.9 Long-Run Effects of Devaluations on Export-Import Values and on the Trade Balance (in Foreign Currency) for Different Classes of Exporters -- 3.1 The Sample -- 3.2 Summary Statistics -- 3.3 Bivariate Correlations Among Main Variables -- 3.4 Foreign Aid and Trade Balance Volatility -- 4.1 Euro Area Pass-Through Elasticities.

4.2 Pass-Through Elasticities in Trade Prices: International Comparisons -- 4.3 Implicit Esimates of Local "Distribution" Costs -- 4.4 Summary of Behavioral Parameter Estimates -- 4.A.1 Unit Root and Stationarity Tests -- 4.A.2 Cointegration Tests -- 4.A.3 Bivariate Granger Causality Tests -- 4.A.4 Block Exogeneity Tests -- 4.A.5 Euro Area Pass-Through Elasticities Across VAR Reorderings -- 5.1 Selected Results of the VECM Specification -- 5.2 Johansen Test for Stationarity and Exclusion Test -- 5.3 Vector Error Correction Tests -- 5.A.1 Main Commodities Exported and Relative Weights -- 6.1 Contributions of Net Exports to GDP Growth -- 6.2 Balance on Non-oil Goods and Services -- 6.3 Geographic Orientation of Exports, 2004 -- 6.4 Cumulative Growth and Contribution of Trade Determinants, 2001-04 -- 6.A.1 Testing for Cointegration Relationship and Estimation of the Long-Term Trade Equations -- 7.1 Indicators of Export Growth -- 7.2 Composition of Goods Exports -- 7.3 Estimates of Deviation from the Equilibrium Real Effective Exchange Rate -- 7.4 Revised RBI and IMF Country Weights in REER Indices -- 7.5 Real Effective Exchange Rate Determinants -- 8.1 Results of Cointegration Estimation -- 8.A.1 Real Effective Exchange Rate and Its Components -- 8.A.2 Unit Root Tests for Variables in Levels and Differences -- 8.A.3 Tests for Model Reduction -- 8.A.4 Diagnostic Tests for the Residuals -- 8.A.5 Johansen Cointegration Tests -- 9.1 Countries in Sample -- 9.2 Scorecard -- 10.1 Reinhart-Rogoff Natural Exchange Rate Classification -- 10.2 Exits to More Flexible Exchange Rate Regimes, 1980-2002 -- 10.3 Summary Statistics of Explanatory Variables by Type of Observation -- 10.4 Multinomial Logit Estimation Results (Tranquil as Base Category) -- 10.5 Multinomial Logit Estimation Results (Orderly as Base Category).

10.6 Multinomial Logit Results: Gains and Losses in Reserves.
Abstract:
Exchange rate analysis lies at the center of the IMF's surveillance mandate and policy advice, as well as in the design of IMF-supported programs, and IMF staff are called upon to analyze a wide variety of exchange rate issues in various member countries, both small and large, from the least economically developed to the most advanced, and from those whose currencies circulate only locally to those whose currencies are of global importance. Each year, IMF staff produce dozens of studies on exchange rate issues, some published by the IMF, others in various professional journals or books. This book aims to give a flavor of the topics the IMF staff typically examine under the broad rubric of exchange rate analysis, encompassing several topics: determination and impact of the real exchange rate, assessing competitiveness and the equilibrium real exchange rate in specific countries or country groups, and considerations in the choice of exchange rate regime.
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