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Fig. 1. Exchange rate dynamics and myopic perfect foresight equilibria.
Fig. 2. The contours of the attractor of the 8D dynamics with near to perfect foresight relaxationoscillations.
Fig. 3. A bifurcation diagram along the attracting sets of the dynamics.
Fig. 4. The 8D dynamics with perfect foresight relaxation oscillations and sluggishly adjustinginternational trade, transient and limit behavior.
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