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Macroeconomic consequences of Exchange rate fluctuations for BRICS countries
This paper investigates the asymmetric macroeconomic effects of sustained exchange rate disturbances in the BRICS economies — Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa — within an enhanced New Keynesian DSGE framework. Exchange rate disturbances are modeled as latent structural shocks entering
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