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Imports and the demand for foreign exchange : evidence from Jamaican survey data

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Franklin, Tamalia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bank of Jamaica [Kingston] 2006Description: 32 pAction note:

3/23/10 JOYD

Summary: Estimates the leads and lags for foreign demand in the domestic foreign exchange market, relative to recorded imports. Accomplishes this through a survey of the delivery lags and credit terms faced by Jamaican importers.

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Estimates the leads and lags for foreign demand in the domestic foreign exchange market, relative to recorded imports. Accomplishes this through a survey of the delivery lags and credit terms faced by Jamaican importers.

3/23/10 JOYD

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