Real exchange rate misalignment in developing countries: measurement, determinants, and policy issues
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This paper examines real exchange rate misalignment and its determinants in 62 developing countries from 1980-2014. The analysis is based on an alternative measure of RER more consistent with the original concept than the commonly used measure. Determinants of RER misalignment are examined with the emphasis on the role of exchange rate regimes and capital flow management. The study finds significant persistence in RER misalignment, especially during undervaluation periods. There is also evidence that the persistence of RER misalignment is associated with capital flows management and the flexibility of the exchange rate regime.
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