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Contents

  • I. Introduction

  • II. Exchange Rate Regime Choice: Theory and Evidence

    • A. Optimum Currency Area Theory

    • B. Capital Account Openness Hypothesis

    • C. Institutional and Historical Characteristics Hypothesis

  • III. Data Sources, Variable Definition, and Methodology

  • IV. Discussion of Results

  • V. Summary and Conclusions

  • Appendices

  • 1. Exchange Rate Regime Choice by Six Central American Countries Over the 1974–2001 Period

  • 2. Detailed Definition of Independent Variables and Summary Statistics

  • References

  • Text Tables

  • 1. Constructed Variables Used in the Empirical Analysis

  • 2. Estimation Results (Probit Model)

  • 3. Estimation Results of Parsimonious Models (Probit Model)

  • 4. Estimation Results of Parsimonious Models (Multinomial Logit Model)

  • Appendix II Tables

  • 1. Original Series Used to Construct the Different Variables

  • 2. Summary Statistics of Variables Used in the Analysis

  • 3. Summary Statistics of Explanatory Variables Under Different Exchange Rate Regimes

  • 4. Correlation Matrix

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Determinants of the Choice of Exchange Rate Regimes in Six Central American Countries: An Empirical Analysis
Author:
Mr. Michael G. Papaioannou