Evaluation of market and official exchange rates applying the Balassa-Samuelson hypothesis

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Samsami Hosein; Amirshahi Samaneh

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Journal: Journal of Economic Research and Policies Year:2023 | Volume:31 | Issue:106 Page(s): 195-217

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Title

Evaluation of market and official exchange rates applying the Balassa-Samuelson hypothesis

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Samsami Hosein | Amirshahi Samaneh | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

official exchange rate

market exchange rate

the balassa-samuelson model

relative productivity

Abstract

Two exchange rate, the official and the market, in most developing countries, intensify economic fluctuations in most developing countries. The volume of transactions at the market exchange rate is much higher than the official exchange rate. For this purpose, the compatibility of the official and the market exchange rate with economic principles in the Balasa-Samuelson model in the period 1383 to 1396 for the Iranian economy is examined. Value added data and price index were used separately for tradable and non-tradable sectors and the official and the market exchange rate, despite the limitations in providing data. The results show that the prediction of the Balasa-Samuelson model on the effect of relative productivity on relative prices as well as the effect of relative productivity differences on the real exchange rate is confirmed. But the effects of tradable prices on the nominal exchange rate and the relative price difference on the real exchange rate are not consistent with the model. In the Iranian economy, productivity will affect both relative prices and the real exchange rate.

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