This thesis empirically studies exchange rate pass through effect on Taiwan’s import prices of chemical and cosmetic products. The empirical estimation is conducted by using both the monthly and quarterly data covering the period between 1996 and 2008. The main findings are as follows: Exchange rate passes through only partially in the short run for chemical products and disappears completely shortly after 4 moths or one season. On the contrary, exchange rate passes through insignificantly in the short run for cosmetic goods and the effects showed up gradually after 4 months or one season but only partially. These findings are consistent with what have been learned in economics literatures.
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