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| Abstract : Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris |
| The economic growth of developing countries always a central issue concerned by all countries because any changes in global events might influence the performance of these countries. However, there are many debates on the relations between exchange rate and inflation rate in developing countries. In present study, finite mixture model is introduced to address the nexus between exchange rate and inflation rate among Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. With this, the monthly data with 182 observations are analysed using maximum likelihood estimation. The results reveal that negative relationship existed during growth situation while no interaction exhibited when a country is trapped into crisis period. Since this study presented the financial interaction among macroeconomic variables during different situations of country, hence, it is believed that statisticians and investors can get to know more details of these variables on these developing countries. Copyright 2023 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. |
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