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K problematice statistických modifikací devizového kurzu
statistika
K problematice statistických modifikací devizového kurzu
Name and surname of author:
Markéta Nesládková
Year:
2003
Issue:
1
Keywords:
devizový kurz, statistické modifikace devizového kurzu, nominální efektivní kurz, reálný efektivní kurz
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Abstract: About the Alternative Measures of the Foreign Exchange Rate
The following article deals with the foreign exchange rate, which is simply the price of one currency in terms of another, and with the alternative measures of the foreign exchange rate, especially with the effective exchange rate and the real effective exchange rate in the situation of the Czech republic in 1999, 2000, 2001 and in the first quarter of 2002.These calculated alternative measures provide information on the change in overall strength of the domestic currency with respect to all of the home country's trading partners and indicate the real cost of acquiring foreign goods and services in a world of changing prices.The indexes of individual exchange rate movements - effective exchange rate and real effective exchange rate - can be aggregated to arrive at a conclusion as to whether the home currency has appreciated or depreciated against the other currencies as a group.
Abstract: About the Alternative Measures of the Foreign Exchange Rate
The following article deals with the foreign exchange rate, which is simply the price of one currency in terms of another, and with the alternative measures of the foreign exchange rate, especially with the effective exchange rate and the real effective exchange rate in the situation of the Czech republic in 1999, 2000, 2001 and in the first quarter of 2002.These calculated alternative measures provide information on the change in overall strength of the domestic currency with respect to all of the home country's trading partners and indicate the real cost of acquiring foreign goods and services in a world of changing prices.The indexes of individual exchange rate movements - effective exchange rate and real effective exchange rate - can be aggregated to arrive at a conclusion as to whether the home currency has appreciated or depreciated against the other currencies as a group.
The following article deals with the foreign exchange rate, which is simply the price of one currency in terms of another, and with the alternative measures of the foreign exchange rate, especially with the effective exchange rate and the real effective exchange rate in the situation of the Czech republic in 1999, 2000, 2001 and in the first quarter of 2002.These calculated alternative measures provide information on the change in overall strength of the domestic currency with respect to all of the home country's trading partners and indicate the real cost of acquiring foreign goods and services in a world of changing prices.The indexes of individual exchange rate movements - effective exchange rate and real effective exchange rate - can be aggregated to arrive at a conclusion as to whether the home currency has appreciated or depreciated against the other currencies as a group.
Section:
statistika
Economics and Management
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