Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?

Using a panel Vector Auto-Regression (panel VAR) of nine of the OECD’s major oil-importing countries and Reinhart and Rogoff’s de facto classification of exchange rate regimes, we find support for the hypothesis that flexible exchange regimes better absorb oil-price shocks. The price level, output,...

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Main Author: Al-Abri, Almukhtar
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2350/1/Almukhtar_Al-Abri.pdf
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description Using a panel Vector Auto-Regression (panel VAR) of nine of the OECD’s major oil-importing countries and Reinhart and Rogoff’s de facto classification of exchange rate regimes, we find support for the hypothesis that flexible exchange regimes better absorb oil-price shocks. The price level, output, and the real exchange rate exhibit smoother adjustment to their long-run equilibrium when the de facto exchange rate regime was flexible. We also document feedback from the real effective exchange rate and inflation rate to the domestic-currency real oil price shock, supporting the growing notion that oil price shocks are not purely exogenous to developed economies.
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spelling uum-23502011-02-14T08:21:22Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2350/ Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter? Al-Abri, Almukhtar HC Economic History and Conditions Using a panel Vector Auto-Regression (panel VAR) of nine of the OECD’s major oil-importing countries and Reinhart and Rogoff’s de facto classification of exchange rate regimes, we find support for the hypothesis that flexible exchange regimes better absorb oil-price shocks. The price level, output, and the real exchange rate exhibit smoother adjustment to their long-run equilibrium when the de facto exchange rate regime was flexible. We also document feedback from the real effective exchange rate and inflation rate to the domestic-currency real oil price shock, supporting the growing notion that oil price shocks are not purely exogenous to developed economies. 2007-12 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2350/1/Almukhtar_Al-Abri.pdf Al-Abri, Almukhtar (2007) Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter? In: International Economic Conference on Trade and Industry (IECTI) 2007, 3 - 5 December 2007, Bayview Hotel Georgetown, Penang. (Unpublished)
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Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title_full Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title_fullStr Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title_full_unstemmed Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title_short Oil-price shocks and the macro-economy: Does the exchange rate regime matter?
title_sort oil price shocks and the macro economy does the exchange rate regime matter
topic HC Economic History and Conditions
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