Effects of Financial Liberalization on Macroeconomic Volatilities: Applications to Economic Growth, Exchange Rate and Exchange Rate Pass-Through

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  • Leila Torki
  • Seyed Komail Tayebi
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Journal title

volume 16  issue 31

pages  71- 84

publication date 2012-05-01

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