英文摘要 |
This paper develops a three-country model (including two large foreign countries and one small home country) to investigate the behavior of the small open economy responding to foreign economic shocks under different choices to peg the currency basket. It is found that foreign monetary disturbances do not affect real variables (e.g., national income and interest rate) of the home country in the long run, while the effect of external monetary shocks on the national income of the home country will lessen when the international labor mobility is larger. Under perfect international labor mobility, the small open economy will be insulated from monetary disturbances originated in the rest of the world. However, the small country will be affected by external fiscal disturbances in both the long- and short-run. This implies that the home country can deregulate on labor control internationally in order to minimize the impact from foreign economic shocks. |