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Monetary model of exchange rate determination includes a great deal of literature in the experimental studies. Today, the impact of monetary variables on the exchange rate has been more emphasized. The main root of the monetary approach to the exchange rate dates back to the time of floating exchange regime's inception, i.e. 1970s and is related to studies of Frenkel (1976) and Bilson (1978). A review of recent studies, including the studies of (Barnett, 2005), (Honing, 2005), (Bauer &Herz, 2007), (Nandwa& Ramesh, 2007) and (Ketenci&Uz, 2008), which have investigated the monetary approach to the exchange rate, suggests that the monetary approach to the exchange rate, or in other words, the impact of monetary variables on the exchange rate has been seriously emphasized. Through a study, (Mark &Sul, 2001) showed that there is a long-term relationship between the monetary variables and exchange rates and monetary variables predict the exchange rate. (Papadopoulos &Papanikos, 2002) examined the relationship between output, money, price, trade balance and exchange rate under fixed and floating exchange rate regimes, and showed that the effect of money on the flexible exchange rate regime is greater. (Maitra, 2009) showed that money supply plays an important role in the exchange rates (rupee/dollar). (Maitra&Mukhopadhyay, 2009) showed that in the Basket peg regime, there is bidirectional causality between exchange rate and money supply. (Maitra&Mukhopadhyay, 2009) and (Maitr, 2010) showed that there is a causal relationship between money supply and exchange rate in the free unidirectional floating exchange rate regime in terms of money supply to exchange rate.
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