Synchronised business cycles in East Asia and fluctuations in the yen/dollar exchange rate

Article Abstract:

Fluctuations in yen/dollar exchange rate around purchasing power parity (PPP) increases the volatility of the business cycle in smaller East Asian economies. Stabilizing the yen/dollar rate can be a solution to this, which would benefit both Japan and its East Asian neighbors.

Japan

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Trade causes of the Asian crisis: the Malaysian experience

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to analyze the reasons for the deterioration in the export growth in Malaysia, which is one consequence of Asian financial crisis.

Malaysia, Analysis, Exports, Financial crises

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Purchasing power parity and the yen/dollar exchange rate

Article Abstract:

Trends in currency markets affecting the rate of exchange between US dollars and Japanese yen are examined in detail.

Exchange Rates, Dollar (United States), Yen (Japan)

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