SOUTH AFRICAN REAL EXCHANGE RATES AND MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS*

Stephen S. Golub · Janet Ceglowski

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This paper is in part based on a research project for the South African Department of Finance, funded by Nathan Associates and USAID, conducted by Stephen Golub. We would like to thank Matthew Stern, Carmen–Joy Abrahams, Chris Loewald, Elias Masilela, Michael Anderson, Neal Cohen and Philip Jefferson for helpful comments and assistance. All the views expressed are personal and do not represent the South African Finance Department, Nathan Associates or USAID.

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