Written in a clear and concise style, this text will enable readers to grasp the essentials of exchange rate theory.
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Exchange rates and exchange rate fluctuation continue to play an increasingly important role in all our lives. Exchange Rates and International Finance fourth edition provides a clear and concise guide to the causes and consequences of exchange rate fluctuations, enabling you to grasp the essentials of the theory and its relevance to major events in currency markets.
The orientation of the book is towards exchange rate determination with particular emphasis given to the contributions of modern finance theory. Both fixed and floating exchange rate models and empirical results are explored and discussed.
KEY FEATURES
- A clear, non-technical explanation of the issues, emphasising intuitive understanding and interpretation of economic arguments rather than mathematical proofs.
- A balanced summary of the state of our knowledge in this area, including explanations of the problems faced by researchers in this field, and an indication of what questions remain open.
- Provides a sound overview of empirical evidence, without going into intricate detail: a springboard for those wishing to delve deeper into the published literature.
- Early chapters explain the basics of demand and supply, and basic macroeconomics, so those without prior study in economics will find the subject accessible.
- Covers leading edge material including the latest general equilibrium approaches.
NEW TO THIS EDITION
- Thoroughly updated to reflect recent events on the world monetary/financial scene.
- More included on recent empirical results.
- New chapter on general equilibrium models to cover the latest thinking on more advanced techniques.
- Expanded and up-to-date coverage of the Euro.
- Extended coverage of recent innovations on the Law of One Price and Purchasing Power Parity.
- New section on the relationship between PPP, UIRP and the Fisher equation.
Suitable for those following a course on international macroeconomics, international finance, or international money as a part of an economics or business programme at undergraduate, MBA or specialist Masters levels.
Laurence Copeland is Professor of Finance at Cardiff University, UK.
--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
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gold window, monetary model revisited, relative money stocks, order flow analysis, simple monetary model, prospective capital gain, floating rate era, currency substitution model, exchange rate path, expected spot rate, mathematical expected value, target zone model, real money stock, uncovered interest rate parity, portfolio balance model, shadow exchange rate, domestic money stock, closed economy context, elementary microeconomics, future spot rate, aggregate demand schedule, pure float, nominal money stock, exchange rate behaviour, forward premium Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Bretton Woods, Conclusions Summary Reading, Hong Kong, Bank of England, World War, Action Yield Action Yield, Gold Standard, Year Figure, December Liquidate, Stability Pact, North Sea, European Central Bank, Latin America, Period Figure, Using Equation, European Monetary Union, Financial Times, Far East, Middle East, European Monetary System, Federal Reserve, Treasury Bills, Period Key, Notes Appendix Browse Sample Pages:
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gold window, monetary model revisited, relative money stocks, order flow analysis, simple monetary model, prospective capital gain, floating rate era, currency substitution model, exchange rate path, expected spot rate, mathematical expected value, target zone model, real money stock, uncovered interest rate parity, portfolio balance model, shadow exchange rate, domestic money stock, closed economy context, elementary microeconomics, future spot rate, aggregate demand schedule, pure float, nominal money stock, exchange rate behaviour, forward premium Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Bretton Woods, Conclusions Summary Reading, Hong Kong, Bank of England, World War, Action Yield Action Yield, Gold Standard, Year Figure, December Liquidate, Stability Pact, North Sea, European Central Bank, Latin America, Period Figure, Using Equation, European Monetary Union, Financial Times, Far East, Middle East, European Monetary System, Federal Reserve, Treasury Bills, Period Key, Notes Appendix Browse Sample Pages:
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