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Associate Professor, Economics Department, University of Tabriz
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Ph.D. Student of International Economics, University of Tabriz
Abstract
This paper is mainly concerned with linkage between the real exchange rate volatility and degree of trade openness in MENA countries during the period of 1975-2006. The model is derived from theoretical monetary model and estimated by Panel Data approach. The findings show that degree of trade openness, government expenditures and labor productivity growth have negative, and inflation rate has positive and significant effect on the volatility of real exchange rate in the MENA countries. Thus, policy makers should follow the trade liberalization policies in order to expand the volume of trade and reduce the real exchange rate volatility.
Kazerooni, A. R. , Feshari, M. and Mamipour, S. (2009). The Impact of Trade Openness on the Real Exchange Rate Volatility
(The Case of MENA Countries). The Journal of Economic Policy, 1(2), 185-216.
MLA
Kazerooni, A. R. , , Feshari, M. , and Mamipour, S. . "The Impact of Trade Openness on the Real Exchange Rate Volatility
(The Case of MENA Countries)", The Journal of Economic Policy, 1, 2, 2009, 185-216.
HARVARD
Kazerooni, A. R., Feshari, M., Mamipour, S. (2009). 'The Impact of Trade Openness on the Real Exchange Rate Volatility
(The Case of MENA Countries)', The Journal of Economic Policy, 1(2), pp. 185-216.
CHICAGO
A. R. Kazerooni , M. Feshari and S. Mamipour, "The Impact of Trade Openness on the Real Exchange Rate Volatility
(The Case of MENA Countries)," The Journal of Economic Policy, 1 2 (2009): 185-216,
VANCOUVER
Kazerooni, A. R., Feshari, M., Mamipour, S. The Impact of Trade Openness on the Real Exchange Rate Volatility
(The Case of MENA Countries). The Journal of Economic Policy, 2009; 1(2): 185-216.
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