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|a Turtelboom, Bart.
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|a Consumption Smoothing and Exchange Rate Volatility /
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|a This paper analyzes exchange rate behavior in a model where consumers trade goods to diversify shocks to their income. A model with traded and nontraded goods is simulated in a multilateral context based upon historical output correlations for the period 1970-92. Simulation results indicate that the observed volatility of multilateral real exchange rates for the United States, Germany and Japan is not inconsistent with exchange rate volatility implied by consumption-smoothing behavior.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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