Do the New Exchange Rate Indexes Offer Better Answers to Old Questions?

Dallas S. Batten · Michael T. Belongia

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Dallas S. Batten and Michael T. Belongia examine several of these recently introduced exchange rate indexes. They find that the newer indexes performed no better than the older measures in explaining U.S. trade flows during the floating rate period.

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1978The Supply and Demand for Exports: A Simultaneous Approach 1984The Recent Decline in Agricultural Exports: Is the Exchange Rate the Culprit?1986Estimating Exchange Rate Effects on Exports: A Cautionary Note 1986A new alternative trade-weighted dollar exchange rate index

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