Denomination composition of trade and trade balance: evidence from Turkey

Hakan Berument () and Nazire Nergiz Dincer

Applied Economics, 2005, vol. 37, issue 10, 1177-1191

Abstract: The currency denominations of a country's exports and imports are not necessarily the same. If this is the case, then a change in the exchange rate parity among major currencies will affect the trade balance. The empirical evidence provided from Turkey - where exports are mostly denominated in Euros and imports are mostly denominated in USD - suggests that an appreciation of the Euro against the USD would increase the output in the long-run, appreciate the local currency and improve the trade balance for the 1985:01 2003:07 period.

Date: 2005
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