CCT-eu: a new type of nominal floating rate bonds, indexed to
... can consider other maturities based on the preferences expressed by the market. ...
... can consider other maturities based on the preferences expressed by the market. ...
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... L/S The payment received (if I sold) or paid (if I bought), for options and also up-front amount paid / received for swaps. Amount of profit and loss arising from the derivative since inception (not profit and loss accounted for in financial statements). For closed / matured contracts corresponds to ...
... L/S The payment received (if I sold) or paid (if I bought), for options and also up-front amount paid / received for swaps. Amount of profit and loss arising from the derivative since inception (not profit and loss accounted for in financial statements). For closed / matured contracts corresponds to ...
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... burden on fiscal policy would be heavier still. Even a This all holds true for transition economies everysimple back-of-the-envelope projection for these where. For the CEEC, however, entering the EU in countries would end up with very high investment 2004 has helped a lot to stabilize capital inflo ...
... burden on fiscal policy would be heavier still. Even a This all holds true for transition economies everysimple back-of-the-envelope projection for these where. For the CEEC, however, entering the EU in countries would end up with very high investment 2004 has helped a lot to stabilize capital inflo ...
1. a) Explain the difference between monopolistic Competition and
... Although both market structures belong to the imperfect competition (they have features of a competitive market but not all of them) in the monopolistic competition there are many sellers of a differentiated product and in oligopoly there are only few sellers of a standardized or differentiated prod ...
... Although both market structures belong to the imperfect competition (they have features of a competitive market but not all of them) in the monopolistic competition there are many sellers of a differentiated product and in oligopoly there are only few sellers of a standardized or differentiated prod ...
The Price of Gold and the Exchange Rates
... This paper examines the theoretical and empirical relationships between the major exchange rates and the price of gold using forecast error data. Among other things, it is found that, since the dissolution of the Bretton Woods international monetary system, floating exchange rates among the major cu ...
... This paper examines the theoretical and empirical relationships between the major exchange rates and the price of gold using forecast error data. Among other things, it is found that, since the dissolution of the Bretton Woods international monetary system, floating exchange rates among the major cu ...
Diapositiva 1
... Debt valuation effect may reduce the need for abrupt exchange rate adjustment; US savings increase, compensated by higher investment and/or consumption in the rest of the world, particularly emerging Asia and oil-producing countries. Exchange rate flexibility in emerging Asia facilitates the ...
... Debt valuation effect may reduce the need for abrupt exchange rate adjustment; US savings increase, compensated by higher investment and/or consumption in the rest of the world, particularly emerging Asia and oil-producing countries. Exchange rate flexibility in emerging Asia facilitates the ...
ANTICIPATING STRATEGIC CHANGE FROM ECONOMIC SHOCKS
... wave of capital flows began around 1990, was associated with the phrase “emerging markets,” took the form of securities transactions rather than just bank loans, and included a wider variety of geographic destinations. Many of the recipient countries were responding to the collapse of the Soviet eco ...
... wave of capital flows began around 1990, was associated with the phrase “emerging markets,” took the form of securities transactions rather than just bank loans, and included a wider variety of geographic destinations. Many of the recipient countries were responding to the collapse of the Soviet eco ...
Lecture 8
... currency which is different from the home currency of the investor. • The bond will NOT be offered in the capital market of the country whose currency it is denominated in. • Example: A Chinese company issuing a U.S. dollar denominated bond in Japan. This bond will NOT be issued in the United States ...
... currency which is different from the home currency of the investor. • The bond will NOT be offered in the capital market of the country whose currency it is denominated in. • Example: A Chinese company issuing a U.S. dollar denominated bond in Japan. This bond will NOT be issued in the United States ...
Fixed Exchange Rate and the Autonomy of Monetary
... countries codified in the conventions de cooperation (CC). Among zone members, there are two monetary unions (CAEMC and WAEMU); they are based on international treaties independent of those ruling the franc zone. In 1972, the conventions de cooperation created an exchange arrangement based on intern ...
... countries codified in the conventions de cooperation (CC). Among zone members, there are two monetary unions (CAEMC and WAEMU); they are based on international treaties independent of those ruling the franc zone. In 1972, the conventions de cooperation created an exchange arrangement based on intern ...
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... increase in saving by developing countries (sometimes called the “global saving glut”) resulted in a large influx of capital to the United States and other industrialized countries, driving down the return on safe assets. The relatively low yield on safe assets likely encouraged investors to look fo ...
... increase in saving by developing countries (sometimes called the “global saving glut”) resulted in a large influx of capital to the United States and other industrialized countries, driving down the return on safe assets. The relatively low yield on safe assets likely encouraged investors to look fo ...
Five Questions About Current Monetary Policy
... While this is an issue that has been passionately discussed in many parts of the globe, I think it is important to note – as shown on Figure 13 – that the current trade weighted exchange rate is really not much different than what it was before the recession. Exchange rates have at times fluctuated ...
... While this is an issue that has been passionately discussed in many parts of the globe, I think it is important to note – as shown on Figure 13 – that the current trade weighted exchange rate is really not much different than what it was before the recession. Exchange rates have at times fluctuated ...
This PDF is a selection from a published volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: NBER International Seminar on Macroeconomics 2012
... In particular, the accumulation of international reserves by China and other emerging markets is at the center of these discussions. Jeanne makes an important contribution to the literature by proposing a simple model to show how reserve accumulation can be effective in achieving a persistent devalu ...
... In particular, the accumulation of international reserves by China and other emerging markets is at the center of these discussions. Jeanne makes an important contribution to the literature by proposing a simple model to show how reserve accumulation can be effective in achieving a persistent devalu ...
Why Canada Needs a Flexible Exchange Rate
... also be satisfied. The first of these is that domestic prices and wages must show some stickiness or downward rigidity. If this is not the case, and domestic prices and wages are relatively flexible, there is no need for a flexible exchange rate. The economy can adjust to any internal or external sh ...
... also be satisfied. The first of these is that domestic prices and wages must show some stickiness or downward rigidity. If this is not the case, and domestic prices and wages are relatively flexible, there is no need for a flexible exchange rate. The economy can adjust to any internal or external sh ...
CHAPTER 2 SUGGESTED ANSWERS TO CHAPTER 2 QUESTIONS
... at the expense of a lower living standards for their populations (who find foreign goods and services more expensive). b. ...
... at the expense of a lower living standards for their populations (who find foreign goods and services more expensive). b. ...
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... While emerging economies are increasingly integrated with the world economy through trade and financial flows, there are unique policy challenges in monetary policy primarily owing to underdeveloped financial markets and institutions (Hammond et al., 2009). With a well functioning financial system, ...
... While emerging economies are increasingly integrated with the world economy through trade and financial flows, there are unique policy challenges in monetary policy primarily owing to underdeveloped financial markets and institutions (Hammond et al., 2009). With a well functioning financial system, ...
China, the Eurozone and Global Reserve Currencies 2. Potential
... in most respects, is the most obvious candidate. The Euro already rivals the Dollar in some domains, such as currency holdings and private bond placements, and will become a full competitor whenever the Eurozone countries adopt a more integrated fiscal policy. The Chinese Renminbi is likely to acqui ...
... in most respects, is the most obvious candidate. The Euro already rivals the Dollar in some domains, such as currency holdings and private bond placements, and will become a full competitor whenever the Eurozone countries adopt a more integrated fiscal policy. The Chinese Renminbi is likely to acqui ...
Paper 3a – Economics for Business (FECB)
... specific cost-of-living index at various points in time. 2. Basically it refers to the annual percentage increase in the general price level. 3. Inflation means that the value of money decreases. Basically, if prices increase it means that R10 will buy less goods than previously. 4. It is the “overa ...
... specific cost-of-living index at various points in time. 2. Basically it refers to the annual percentage increase in the general price level. 3. Inflation means that the value of money decreases. Basically, if prices increase it means that R10 will buy less goods than previously. 4. It is the “overa ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research
... experience after 1977 a happy one. Figure 3.2 displays the trends in both of these relative prices, together with the trends in aggregate real income and expenditure for purposes of comparison. The evidence on the agricultural terms of trade shows the consequence of the price trends discussed briefl ...
... experience after 1977 a happy one. Figure 3.2 displays the trends in both of these relative prices, together with the trends in aggregate real income and expenditure for purposes of comparison. The evidence on the agricultural terms of trade shows the consequence of the price trends discussed briefl ...
as a Powerpoint presentation
... The revelation of the real extent of the Greek deficit in late 2009 (12,7% of GDP) after the newly elected Papandreou government decided to revise the fraudulent data previously provided, coupled with the high and rapidly growing debt, caused fears of default and attacks on the sustainability of mon ...
... The revelation of the real extent of the Greek deficit in late 2009 (12,7% of GDP) after the newly elected Papandreou government decided to revise the fraudulent data previously provided, coupled with the high and rapidly growing debt, caused fears of default and attacks on the sustainability of mon ...