Toward a New Paradigm in Open Economy Modeling: Where Do We Stand?

Lucio Sarno

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This article provides a selective, up-to-date survey of the recent, fast-growing literature on new open economy macroeconomics. Lucio Sarno begins with a review of the seminal paper in this literature, describing the baseline model proposed herein.

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