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The Story of the Real Exchange Rate. (2020). Itskhoki, Oleg.
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  60. Global Liquidity; Availability of Funds for Safe and Risky Assets. (2011). Matsumoto, Akito.
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  64. Speculative capital and currency carry trades. (2011). Suominen, Matti ; Jylha, Petri.
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