A VAR Analysis of Economic Interdependence: Canada, the United States, and the Rest of the World

John Kuszczak

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Through their empirical analysis, the authors find that U.S. variables are affected by international variables to a greater extent than many would think. An example in the sensitivity of domestic money demand to movements in foreign interest rates and in exchange rates.

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