What term describes the degree to which fluctuations in the exchange rate affect the prices of imports and exports?

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The pass-through effect refers to how changes in exchange rates influence the pricing of imported and exported goods. Unlike the J Curve or Marshall-Lerner effects, which relate to trade balance adjustments, the pass-through effect specifically measures the transmission of exchange rate variations into trade prices.

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What term describes the degree to which fluctuations in the exchange rate affect the prices of imports and exports?

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