Microeconomic modeling of financial time series with long term memory

In this paper we fix a microeconomic model of exchange rates and we give the explicit relation between model's parameters and its long memory properties. This avoids long numerical calibration procedures and allows to build the model with the parameters suitable for the required long memory degree.

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