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Keith Pilbeamics, arti?cial intelligence, among others. Applications of dynamic programming have increased as recent advances have been made in areas such as neural networks, data mining, soft computing, and other areas of com- tational intelligence. The value of dynamic programming formulations and means to obt

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The Foreign Exchange Marketmpared to those between residents of the same country, namely, that differing national currencies are usually involved. A US importer will generally have to pay a Japanese exporter in yen, a German exporter in deutschmarks and a British exporter in pounds. For this reason, the US importer will have

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Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economyunt. It was noted that the ultimate impact of a devaluation will in large part be dependent upon the economic policies that accompany the devaluation. In this chapter we shall be examining how both exchange-rate changes and macroeconomic policies impact upon an open economy. A fundamental difference

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The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments was pioneered by Marina Whitman (1975), Jacob Frenkel and Harry Johnson (1976). Its fundamental basis is that the balance of payments is essentially a monetary phenomenon. Not only is the balance of payments a measurement of monetary flows, but such flows can only be explained by a disequilibrium i

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The Portfolio Balance Modelitutes. This implied that the expected yields on domestic and foreign bonds are equalized. In effect, apart from their currency of denomination domestic and foreign bonds are regarded by international investors as the same. In this chapter we examine the portfolio balance model which is distinguishe

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