Representatives of news and exchange rate dynamics

Article Abstract:

A study on the investors' behavior relating to exchange rates is presented. It is observed that investors' tend to be a bit complacent in absorbing news relating to exchange rates when it comes in a period where exchange rates have not seen much fluctuation. However, in cases where exchange rates have been fluctuating more, the investors' have tended to overreact to any minor issues relating to exchange rates.

Netherlands, Germany, Behavior, Investors

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International relocation, the real exchange rate and welfare

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Requirements to develop an International relocation are represented. It is observed that it is necessary to guess future tax rate of a country on the spatial distribution of firms across the countries. And a rise in tax rate of a country leads to relocation of some firms to other country and such relocations is favorable to the country when it poor.

Japan, Corporate taxes, Corporations, Business relocation

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Heterogeneity of agents, transactions costs and the exchange rate

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A model of exchange rate that addresses fluctuations thereof based on transaction costs in goods market and heterogeneous agents is present. For the purpose it is assumed that heterogeneous agents use simple forecasting methods, which are later assessed for profitability.

Sweden, Belgium, Methods, Economic forecasting

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