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August 19, 2025International OrganizationOpen Access

Trade and Exchange Rate Competition in East Asia

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MMMark S. MangerGlobal Affairs CanadaNNNicola NonesGlobal Affairs Canada

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Implication

Analysis reveals export industries drive currency depreciation in East Asia, highlighting lobbying's role in exchange rate policy.

Key Points

  • Currency depreciation often stems from public pressure by organized economic interest groups in East Asia, particularly in Japan and Korea.
  • Evidence shows that interventions to devalue currencies are linked to lobbying from export industries, which influence policy decisions.
  • Machine learning analysis of daily reports from financial newspapers highlights how lobbying activities correlate with currency interventions.
  • Understanding this dynamic can shed light on the political economy of exchange rate policies in East Asian countries.

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Manger et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af454cad7bf08b1ead32f4https://doi.org/10.1017/s0020818325100751
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