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How Do Exporters Adjust to Exchange-Rate Fluctuations? New Evidence from the East African Community (Working Paper)

Working paper 1 Mar 2013 Firms and Trade

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  • Intra-EAC Trade Volatility in Real Exchange Rates
  • Big hits within the EAC

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Alan Asprilla

Assistant, University of Lausanne

Nicolas Berman

Assistant Professor in International Economics, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Olivier Cadot

Professor of Development Politics, University of Lausanne

Marguerite Duponchel

Consultant, Development Research Group, World Bank

Mélise Jaud

Economist, World Bank
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