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1.
This is achieved statistically by calculating a weighted
average of a country’s bilateral exchange rates, using trade
shares as weights. This trade weighted exchange rate is
called the nominal effective exchange rate (NEER).
2.
P
* is the consumer price index (CPI) for urban consumers
in the United States, and
P
is the CPI for urban non-manual
employees in India. The real exchange rate is indexed with
the base year 1993 value set equal to the nominal exchange
rate that year for comparison purposes. The trade-weighted
real exchange rate (REER) and nominal exchange rates (NEER)
for India depict a similar ...

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