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Last Updated: 03/25/1998

Are international business cycles different under fixed and flexible exchange rate regimes?

Michael A. Kouparitsas

A major concern surrounding European Monetary Union is that output fluctuations of member countries may become more volatile under a common currency because they will have increased sensitivity to foreign business cycles. This article analyzes the link between exchange rate regimes and the behavior of international business cycles.

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