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Conclusion, chapter summarises the major findings of the study (Section 7.2), presents the policy implications of our results (Section 7.3), and considers some of the limitations of this study by suggesting directions for future research (Section 7.4).

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Introduction: Purpose and Scope,ever, the initial enthusiasm about the expected equilibrating role of floating exchange rates began to wane as the trade balances of the major trading nations have continued to show remarkable resilience to such changes.

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Results,uct differences in exchange rate pass-through. This is done by relating the pass-through coefficients reported in Section 4 to a series of variables representing market structure and product characteristics, quantitative import restrictions and foreign involvement, within a cross-section regression

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Introduction: Purpose and Scope,ble exchange rates, as it was initially and forcefully put by Friedman (1953) and Johnson (1969), had as one of its pillars the claim that it would provide for a more efficient system of international adjustment. In this context, the advent of floating exchange rates after the breakdown of the Brett