Journal of Economic Development
No. 217 , July 2013, Page 110-119


An Analysis of Impacts of Currency Devaluation on Economic Growth in Vietnam in 2000-2012
NGUYỄN MINH HẢI & PHAN TẤT HIỂN & ĐẶNG HUYỀN LINH

DOI: 10.24311/jabes/2013.217.07
Abstract
The paper aims at exploring effects of currency devaluation on Vietnam?s economic growth. Our approach is to employ smooth transition regression (STR) to estimate relationship between real exchange rate, money supply, and public expenditure with Vietnam?s GDP in 2000-2012. The results show that currency devaluation can increase output if growth of money supply is less than 24.46%, and it may produce negative effects on the output when the money supply grows higher than the above threshold.

Keywords
Currency Devaluation; Economic Growth; Smooth Transition Regression (STR); Exchange Rate; Money Supply Growth; Output; Vietnam.
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