What does ERER stand for?

Equilibrium Real Exchange Rate

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EXCHANGE RATE MISALIGNMENT, IF I AND MISALIGNMENT With the integration of the majority of emerging economies in a process of international financial and commercial liberalization, recent literature pays considerable attention to the Equilibrium Real Exchange Rate (ERER) and RER misalignment.

Exchange rates misalignment in Asian emerging economies

The editors (all of the International Monetary Fund) have organized the studies into three parts focused on the determination and impact of the real exchange rate, assessing competitiveness and the equilibrium real exchange rate in specific countries or country groups, and considerations in the choice of exchange rate regime.

Exchange rate analysis in support of IMF surveillance; a collection ...

In particular, in an explicitly nonlinear framework, they model real exchange rates for a number of EMU and non-EMU countries against Germany, and they allow for variation in the equilibrium level of the long-run equilibrium real exchange rate using either relative productivities or real diffusion indexes.

31st International Seminar on Macroeconomics

And second, it reflected an appreciation of the equilibrium real exchange rate.

Exchange rate arrangements in the accession to the EMU

Zhou (1997) cannot reject a unit root in the real exchange rate for five countries with episodes of high inflation but concludes in favor of stationarity after allowing for structural breaks that represent shifts in the level and/or the time trend of the estimated equilibrium real exchange rate.

Mean reversion of real exchange rates in high-inflation countries

5) Finally, we define an equilibrium real exchange rate as the permanent/trend component of the actual rate.

The response of real exchange rates to various economic shocks

productivity) could have risen enough to increase the equilibrium real exchange rate by more than 20 percent over a nine-month period, let alone that such a shift then would be reversed over an equally short period.

Chartists, fundamentalists, and trading in the foreign exchange market