The Canadian Journal of Economics
 1980
DOI: 10.2307/134616
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Expectations and a Small Open Economy with a Flexible Exchange Rate

David Burton1
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“…=g2= -< 0; FOOTNOTES 1. For examples, see Schmid (1975;1979); Findlay & Rodriguez 1977Kingston & Turnovsky (1978; Laidler (1975;1977); or Burton (1980).…”
Section: Foreiln Prices and Incomplete Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%

Intermediate Imports, Expectations and Stochastic Equilibrium under Flexible Exchange Rates

Harkness1
1982
The Canadian Journal of Economics
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“…=g2= -< 0; FOOTNOTES 1. For examples, see Schmid (1975;1979); Findlay & Rodriguez 1977Kingston & Turnovsky (1978; Laidler (1975;1977); or Burton (1980).…”
Section: Foreiln Prices and Incomplete Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%

Intermediate Imports, Expectations and Stochastic Equilibrium under Flexible Exchange Rates

Harkness1
1982
The Canadian Journal of Economics
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Flexible exchange rates and perfect foresight: The implications of domestic monetary policy for foreign prices and stabilization policy

Burton1
1983
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
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Unanticipated policy shocks, regime changes and unemployment in Canada, 1967–83

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Applied Economics
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