Does exchange rate volatility hinder export flows for South American countries?: Applied Economics Letters: Vol 20, No 5

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This article examines the influence of exchange rate volatility on exports for three South American countries (Bolivia, Colombia and Guyana) in the period January 1973 to February 2010. Using a new measure of volatility, a significant negative relationship is found between aggregate exports and volatility.

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