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Openness and Optimal Monetary Policy

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Table 1: Non-tradable input shares, demand and import allocation for 25 countries from Input-output tables data.
Table 2: Benchmark parameter values
Table 4: Moments for Germany and the Czech Republic used in estimation of trade parameters
Table 5: Estimated non-tradable bias for consumption and investment goods, and loss from pegging the exchange rate in percent of steady state consumption.
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