Applied Economics Letters · 1998 · 61 citations · 13 references
High Inflation CountryEconomicsMonetary PolicyOpen Economy MacroeconomicsMacroeconomicsStructural ChangesExchange Rate MovementTurkey 1980–93BusinessExchange RateEconomic AnalysisEconometricsCointegration TechniquesEconomic FluctuationForeign Exchange MarketFinanceInflation ExpectationHigh Inflation
This paper examines the hypothesis of long-run purchasing Power Parity (PPP) using cointegration techniques for Turkey that experiences high inflation and structural changes coupled with high growth rates simultaneously. The results do not support any long-run bilateral exchange rate-price relationship between Turkey and each of the following countries considered to be the major trading partners of Turkey: France, Germany, the UK, and the USA.
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