2019
DOI: 10.25046/aj040431
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Exchange Rate Modeling: Medium-Term Equilibrium Dynamics

Abstract: In this study, we develop the author's approach, based on the principles of modeling of the International Flows Equilibrium Exchange Rate (IFEER). As a result, a new model is built, depending on the main macroeconomic factors in the medium term. The model presents a wide system of basic factors, but many of the intermediate factors in the modeling were eliminated. The results are discussed in the context of the previously known results of economic theory.

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“…In the basic version, discrete flows are considered in the previous author's works [9], [10]. For exchange rates that have market pricing, in a certain period we defined in the i-th market transaction: i e -the nominal exchange rate, i D -the volume of the market transaction in the foreign currency, i R -the volume of the market transaction in the national currency.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Of Exchange Rate Modellingmentioning
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“…In the basic version, discrete flows are considered in the previous author's works [9], [10]. For exchange rates that have market pricing, in a certain period we defined in the i-th market transaction: i e -the nominal exchange rate, i D -the volume of the market transaction in the foreign currency, i R -the volume of the market transaction in the national currency.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Of Exchange Rate Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result: (4) By analogy with the previously used discrete IFEER-concept [9][10] we introduce the weight function w(t) for the exchange rate. In the discrete version, the weight function w(i) showed the contribution of the particular i-th transaction, depending on the volume in the foreign currency:…”
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