Nominal Exchange Rate Overshooting
Hairault, Jean-Olivier
Nominal Exchange Rate Overshooting - 2002.
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In the spirit of Dornbusch [1976], the overshooting of the nominal exchange rate following monetary innovations accounts for the huge observed volatilities of nominal exchange rates since the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. This paper quantitatively assesses this proposal in the New Open Economy Macroeconomics framework. We thus develop an international intertemporal general equilibrium model including frictions on the credit side of the economy. Following a monetary expansion the model generates a persistent liquidity effect associated with a nominal exchange rate overshooting. The magnitude of the overshooting is shown to help understanding the huge variability of nominal exchange rates. Classification JEL: F31, F41
Nominal Exchange Rate Overshooting - 2002.
35
In the spirit of Dornbusch [1976], the overshooting of the nominal exchange rate following monetary innovations accounts for the huge observed volatilities of nominal exchange rates since the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. This paper quantitatively assesses this proposal in the New Open Economy Macroeconomics framework. We thus develop an international intertemporal general equilibrium model including frictions on the credit side of the economy. Following a monetary expansion the model generates a persistent liquidity effect associated with a nominal exchange rate overshooting. The magnitude of the overshooting is shown to help understanding the huge variability of nominal exchange rates. Classification JEL: F31, F41
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