Titlebook: Exchange Rates, Money and Output; The European Experie Paul Grauwe,Michele Fratianni,Mustapha K. Nabli Book 1985 Paul De Grauwe, Michele Fr

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Ford Madox Ford and the Misfit Modernsrbances are of the unexpected kind and can thus be considered as ‘news’. It is well known from the rational expectations literature that only expected disturbances are already reflected in prices, exchange rates, and interest rates.

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Supply of Output and Inflation in EC Countriesange rate and other impulses. The central feature of the theory is the Lucas supply of output extended to an open economy which incorporates, in addition to inflation-rate misperceptions, terms-of-trade effects, the ‘tax wedge’ and wage indexation.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230601956The objective of this chapter is to develop a theoretical framework of the real sector of a small open economy which will then be tested in Chapter 3 using annual and quarterly data from six EC member countries.

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The Theory of Output and Inflation with Rational Expectations in Open EconomiesThe objective of this chapter is to develop a theoretical framework of the real sector of a small open economy which will then be tested in Chapter 3 using annual and quarterly data from six EC member countries.

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Monetary Interdependence Within the European Monetary SystemThe large fluctuations of the dollar in the European exchange markets led to the creation of the European Monetary System (EMS) in 1979. The major objective of this system was to reduce the exchange rate volatility within Europe, without, however, returning to immutably fixed exchange rates.

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978-1-349-17701-1Paul De Grauwe, Michele Fratianni and Mustapha K. Nabli 1985