THE UIP HYPOTHESIS FOR ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CHILE AND MEXICO WITH THE USE OF THE RATIONAL EXPECTATION HYPOTHESIS: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
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Uncovered interest parity. Panel Data. Capital mobility. Unit root test.Abstract
The aim of this study is to test uncovered interest parities for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico, for the Jan/1990 to Dec/2001 period, with the use of the rational expectation hypothesis. We also intend to evaluate the degree of mobility of foreign capital in these political jurisdictions, using panel data estimations, with unit root tests proposed by Levin and Lin (1992), and Im, Pesaran, and Shin (1997). The econometric results indicate the rejection of UIR for the period under study, for the group comprised of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. However, the UIP hypothesis is not rejected for the group comprised of Argentina, Chile, and Mexico for the Jan/1991 to Dec/2000 period.Downloads
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2009-10-13
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Carvalho, J. V., Sachsida, A., Loureiro, P. R. A., & Moreira, T. B. S. (2009). THE UIP HYPOTHESIS FOR ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CHILE AND MEXICO WITH THE USE OF THE RATIONAL EXPECTATION HYPOTHESIS: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE. Análise Econômica, 23(43). https://doi.org/10.22456/2176-5456.10811
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