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Exchange rate regime verification: an alternative method of testing for regime changes

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socioeconomic

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paper
Creator:
AhmDavEri
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This work proposes a change in persistence test for identifying de facto exchange rate regime changes. The results from 25 African countries show that this approach is able to identify some regime changes not captured by existing methods.

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Other economics not elsewhere classifiedPersistence change testsExchange regimesAfrican economiesEconomicsEconomics not elsewhere classified

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