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Indices of effective exchange rates:a comparative study of Ethiopia, Kenya and the Sudan.

By: Kidane, Asmerom.

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BookPublisher: Nairobi : AERC, 1994Subject(s): Exchange Rate | Ethiopia -- Kenya -- Sudan -- Economic conditions. -- Ethiopia -- Kenya -- Sudan -- Economic conditions. -- Ethiopia -- Kenya -- Sudan -- Economic conditions. -- Ethiopia -- Kenya -- Sudan -- Economic conditionsSummary: This paper considers the various indices of effective exchange rate that are applied in many countries to measure the overvaluation or undervaluation of a particular currency compared to the currency of major trading countries.

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Indices of effective exchange rates:a comparative study of Ethiopia, Kenya and the Sudan.

By: Kidane, Asmerom.