Titlebook: Exchange Rates and Prices; The Case of Australi Jayant Menon Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Econometrics.Hysteresis.Preis

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The Theory of Exchange Rate Pass-through, groundwork for the development of models to be used to estimate the degree of exchange rate pass-through and explain inter-product differences in exchange rate pass-through. The discussion is organised so that the different factors that affect the relationship between exchange rates and prices are

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The Evidence on Exchange Rate Pass-through,f previous work is provided in Section 3.2. A number of important features emerge from our survey of the pass-through literature. A critical comparative assessment of the data, methodology and findings of these studies is undertaken in Section 3.3. A final section presents a summary of major points.

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Australian Manufacturing: Trade, Structure and Performance,monstrates this assertion. It provides the setting for the ensuing empirical analysis by discussing particular aspects of Australian manufacturing that are relevant to the study. The chapter is divided into two main sections. In Section 2, recent developments in exchange rate and trade policy as the

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Model, Data and Methodology,ree of exchange rate pass-through and the determinants of inter-product differences in exchange rate pass-through. These models are based on the theory developed in Chapter 2. Salient features of the data base are discussed in Section 3, while Section 4 defines and describes the variables used in th

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Results,ting for the discussion of the results from the econometric analysis, we begin with a graphical analysis of exchange rate pass-through. The results of the unit root tests are presented in Section 3. The results from the econometric analysis are discussed in Sections 4 and 5. In Section 4, the result

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Conclusion,analysis was conducted in two stages. First, exchange rate pass-through coefficients for total manufactured imports and 50 product categories contained therein were estimated using an import price equation derived within the mark-up framework. Second, inter-product differences in the degree of pass-

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