What I mean is that real FDI matters in order to make inferences about exchange rate movements over time, not nominal FDI. FDI/GDP is a real FDI indicator, therefore no need to make adjustments i.e. if FDI/GDP descreases through time, the real value of FDI decreases and the currency depreciates.
With regard to PPP, there was a bit of twist in that the interest rate differential completely offset any change in expected inflation. Was that a trap and to be ignored?
I want. Practice Problems for Reading 18, page 111, and then the answers. A common approach given in the answers to the economic data changes is to TRACK the rate of change in an appropriate estimate. Then, if the rate is decelarating the answers suggest a worsening.
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What I mean is that real FDI matters in order to make inferences about exchange rate movements over time, not nominal FDI. FDI/GDP is a real FDI indicator, therefore no need to make adjustments i.e. if FDI/GDP descreases through time, the real value of FDI decreases and the currency depreciates.
But, what do I know….
Budd Foxx
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Not sure we resolved the issue w.r.t. CF and Forex movements. Anybody else want to take a shot?
Budd Foxx
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*FDI not CF
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I want. Practice Problems for Reading 18, page 111, and then the answers. A common approach given in the answers to the economic data changes is to TRACK the rate of change in an appropriate estimate. Then, if the rate is decelarating the answers suggest a worsening.
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