Document Type
Article
Keywords
real effective exchange rate, volatility, exports growth
Abstract
My paper examines the impact of real effective exchange rate as well as its fluctuations on the growth of exports with a focus on the Asian region. The data is extracted from World Bank, International Monetary Fund and International Financial Statistics spanning 41 years from 1979 to 2020. Using the OLS estimator, my study finds that an increase in real effective exchange rate will lead to a decline in the exports growth rate. However, this effect is positive for Asian countries, possibly due to lower production costs. I also reach the conclusion that volatility will have no impact on exports.
Journal Title
Proceedings of the Jepson Undergraduate Conference on International Economics
Volume
4
Issue
2022
Copyright
©2022 by Proceedings of the Jepson Undergraduate Conference on International Economics
Language
en
File Format
application/pdf
Recommended Citation
Tran, Van
(2022)
"Examine the effects of real effective exchange rates on export growth: A closer look into Asian Developing Economies,"
Proceedings of the Jepson Undergraduate Conference on International Economics: Vol. 4, Article 2.
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/jucie/vol4/iss1/2