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Fig 1.

Labor market flexibility (CBR) by country, year, and exchange rate regime.

Notes: Data for de facto exchange rate regimes from Ilzetzki, Reinhart, and Rogoff [52]. Data for labor market flexibility from Adams et al. [6].

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Table 1.

Summary statistics of the main variables, by exchange rate regime (1971, 2000, 2019, and the entire sample).

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Table 2.

The effect of exchange rate regimes on economic growth taking into account labor market flexibility.

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Table 3.

Total effect of fixed exchange rate regimes on economic growth at different levels of labor market flexibility.

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Fig 2.

Average marginal effects of fixed exchange rate regimes on growth (with 95% CIs).

Notes: Based on Column 5 of Table 2.

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Table 4.

Dynamic panel analysis of fixed exchange rates and economic growth taking into account labor market flexibility.

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Table 5.

Dynamic panel analysis of the total effect of fixed exchange rate regime on economic growth at different labor market flexibility levels: short-run and long-run effects.

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Table 6.

The effect of fixed exchange rate regimes on economic growth in developing and developed countries.

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Table 7.

Effect of exchange rate fixity on growth with a continuous exchange rate regime measure.

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Fig 3.

CBR and Fraser Index data availability.

Notes: Data for CBR from Adams et al.[6]; data for Fraser from Gwartney, Lawson, Hall, and Murphy [7].

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Table 8.

The effect of fixed exchange rate regime on economic growth taking into account labor market flexibility with CBR and Fraser measures.

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