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RBA Glossary definition for appreciation

appreciation – An increase in the value of an asset. In foreign-exchange terms, it is a relative increase in the value of one currency compared to another.

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Conclusions

29 Aug 2014 RDP 2014-01
Tim Atkin, Mark Caputo, Tim Robinson and Hao Wang
Typically, net exports have contributed little to economic growth during the upswing in the terms of trade; sluggish supply responses are exacerbated by the real exchange rate appreciation, which dampens growth ... flexible nominal exchange rate, which
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A Measure of the Mark-up

1 Dec 1994 RDP 9407
Jacqueline Dwyer and Ricky Lam
In the period of appreciation that immediately followed, the mark-up rose by more than the exchange rate. ... Certainly, the PSA (1989) concluded that the appreciation, combined with buoyant economic conditions, allowed firms to recover lost margins.
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China’s Evolving Monetary Policy Framework in International Context

4 Dec 2019 RDP PDF 1923KB
China’s Evolving Monetary Policy Framework in International Context. Bradley Jones and Joel Bowman. Research Discussion Paper. R D P 2019 -11. Figures in this publication were generated using Mathematica. The contents of this publication shall not
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Read me file for MARTIN Has Its Place: A Macroeconometric Model of the Australian Economy

22 Aug 2019 RDP PDF 375KB
RDP 2019-07 supplementary information
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Online Appendices: A Model of the Australian Housing Market

5 Mar 2019 RDP PDF 1184KB
RDP 2019-01 online appendices
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/rdp/2019/2019-01/rdp-2019-01-online-appendices.pdf

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1 Jan 1992 RDP 9201
Philip Lowe
Real shocks which temporarily reduce domestic unemployment are associated with a permanent real appreciation with the long-run effect being greater than the short-run effect. ... The impact of the real shock reaches a maximum after some 36 months,
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1 Nov 1990 RDP 9009
Jerome Fahrer and Lynne-Ellen Shori
Shocks to U.S. inflationary expectations lead to an appreciation of the exchange rate, while tighter monetary policy in Australia leads to a sustained exchange rate appreciation in the pre-October ... 1987 period and to a somewhat less sustained
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1 Dec 2015 RDP 2015-11
Mariano Kulish and Daniel Rees
shocks. The bottom left panel indicates that the estimated increase in long-run commodity prices leads to a permanent 30 per cent appreciation of the real exchange rate. ... The actual appreciation of the real exchange rate over our sample was larger
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Exchange Rate Policies at the Zero Lower Bound

4 Jan 2018 Research Workshop PDF 1012KB
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31 Dec 2005 RDP 2005-02
Jonathan Kearns and Phil Manners
These regressions suggest that a 100 basis point surprise tightening of monetary policy is estimated to lead to an appreciation of the exchange rate in the range of 1–2 per ... A 25 basis point surprise would lead to an appreciation of per cent.
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