the influence of structural changes in volatility on shock transmission and volatility spillover among iranian gold and foreign exchange markets

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mohammad mahdi shahrazi

zahra (mila) elmi

esmaiel abounoori

saeed rasekhi

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Journal title:
iranian economic review

Publisher: university of tehran

ISSN 1026-6542

volume 18

issue 2 2014

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