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Title The Exchange Rate-Investment Nexus and Exchange Rate Instability : Another Reason for 'Fear of Floating'  
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Name Ahmed, Habib  
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Affiliation Institute of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, Durham University, Durham, UK  
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Name Hallwood, C. Paul  
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Affiliation Department of Economics, University of Connecticut, Storrs, USA  
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Name Miller, Stephen M.  
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Affiliation Department of Economics, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA  
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Name Keio Economic Society, Keio University  
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Issued (from:yyyy) 2008  
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Name Keio economic studies  
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Volume 45  
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Start page 49  
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00229709  
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We show that expansionary monetary policy causes exchange rate overshooting due to the secondary repercussion coming through the reaction of firms to changed asset prices and the firms' decisions to invest in real capital. This overshooting effect adds to any overshooting that occurs through the traditional Dornbusch (1976) channel, since our model with its market clearing in the short run excludes any Dornbusch overshooting. The model sheds further light on the volatility of real and nominal exchange rates. It suggests that changes in corporate sector profitability may affect exchange
rates through international portfolio diversification in corporate securities, and it offers an additional reason for 'fear of floating'.
 
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Exchange rates  

Open economy macroeconomics  

Monetary policy  

Exchange rate overshooting  
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