英文摘要 |
The intervention of the Central Bank into the foreign exchangemarket is invariably undertaken based on policy objective considerations, and the influence that is brought to bear by such intervention is often far too significant to be ignored. This paper sets out to establish amodel of optimal Central Bank behavior, under policy objective considerations, in an attempt to explain the determination of the New Taiwan Dollar exchange rate. Our empirical study finds that the comparative prices and interest differences between domestic and foreign countries, and the exchange rate trendswithin neighboring countries such as Japan and South Korea, play significant roles in influencing the exchange rate trend of the New Taiwan Dollar. In addition to themarketmechanism,major policy considerations, such as domestic price stabilization, stimulation of the economy and exchange rate stabilization, have driven the Central Bank to undertake significant intervention into themarket. Other comparative empirical studies have shown that amodelwhich includes government intervention is far better, both in terms of explanatory power and forecasting power, than amodel which excludes government intervention. |