Abstract
The exchange rate is both an important economic variable when determining a country?s export volume and an indicator of its international competitiveness. This paper re-investigates the impact of real exchange rate volatility on Turkey?s exports using the structural vector autoregression method and monthly data from 2003:01 to 2019:12. Empirical evidence shows that real exchange rate and exchange rate volatility do not affect exports in Turkey. On the other hand, external income has had a slight effect on Turkey?s exports in the post-global-crisis period. The findings show that other factors which effect macroeconomic indicators in the Turkish economy should also be considered.
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