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... where CA is the balance of payments’ current account, the private and public sectors having been aggregated into a single one. Relation (1) is intended in real terms: the model assumes neutrality of money and that monetary policy keeps inflation at a level compatible with internal equilibrium (at le ...
... where CA is the balance of payments’ current account, the private and public sectors having been aggregated into a single one. Relation (1) is intended in real terms: the model assumes neutrality of money and that monetary policy keeps inflation at a level compatible with internal equilibrium (at le ...
International transmission of anticipated inflation under alternative
... macroeconomic connections between countries by highlighting the role of anticipated inflation in the international transmission of monetary-policy fluctuations. A two-country, two-good, two-factor, two-currency model is developed to study the long-run consequences of monetary policy in an open econo ...
... macroeconomic connections between countries by highlighting the role of anticipated inflation in the international transmission of monetary-policy fluctuations. A two-country, two-good, two-factor, two-currency model is developed to study the long-run consequences of monetary policy in an open econo ...
an evaluation of the contractionary devaluation
... Recently, many empirical studies resort to micro-level data to assess the impact of real exchange rate depreciations in the presence of currency mismatches. These studies have analyzed the impact of real exchange rate fluctuations on the dynamics of investment and employment. Bleakley and Cowan (200 ...
... Recently, many empirical studies resort to micro-level data to assess the impact of real exchange rate depreciations in the presence of currency mismatches. These studies have analyzed the impact of real exchange rate fluctuations on the dynamics of investment and employment. Bleakley and Cowan (200 ...
Considerations for South Sudan joining the East African Monetary
... the exchange rate as an instrument of country-level economic policy whilst simultaneously accepting a common monetary and exchange rate policy, normally managed by a supra-national central bank. In this process, national central banks are reduced to the level of branches of the supranational central ...
... the exchange rate as an instrument of country-level economic policy whilst simultaneously accepting a common monetary and exchange rate policy, normally managed by a supra-national central bank. In this process, national central banks are reduced to the level of branches of the supranational central ...
Does Internationalizing the RMB Make Sense for China?
... Internationalizing the RMB carries several immediate costs. It would result in some loss of monetary control, as described by the oft cited Triffin dilemma. There are likely to be tradeoffs between domestic and foreign policy objectives. Using a domestic currency as an international reserve currency ...
... Internationalizing the RMB carries several immediate costs. It would result in some loss of monetary control, as described by the oft cited Triffin dilemma. There are likely to be tradeoffs between domestic and foreign policy objectives. Using a domestic currency as an international reserve currency ...
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... The above objective means little in terms of the objective function of a modern central bank. Yet, the RBI has enshrined the dual objective of: (1) maintaining a reasonable degree of price stability in the economy through the regulation of monetary growth and (2) ensuring adequate expansion of credi ...
... The above objective means little in terms of the objective function of a modern central bank. Yet, the RBI has enshrined the dual objective of: (1) maintaining a reasonable degree of price stability in the economy through the regulation of monetary growth and (2) ensuring adequate expansion of credi ...
01/2016 Hasan Cömert Abstract Central Banking in Developing Countries after
... exchange rate to their best interest although they officially declared that they had a flexible exchange rate regime. This practice can be considered as a key difference between the mainstream framework and its implementation in developing countries. The emphasis on inflation rendered such a policy ...
... exchange rate to their best interest although they officially declared that they had a flexible exchange rate regime. This practice can be considered as a key difference between the mainstream framework and its implementation in developing countries. The emphasis on inflation rendered such a policy ...
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... FIGURE 9 Adjustment Policies with Perfect Capital Flows and Flexible Exchange Rates. Economics of International Finance ...
... FIGURE 9 Adjustment Policies with Perfect Capital Flows and Flexible Exchange Rates. Economics of International Finance ...
1 GCC, ECN 211, Sample Final Exam Questions
... shift up by the full amount of the tax decrease cause both the C line and the AEP line to shift down by the full amount of the tax decrease cause both the C line and the AEP line to shift down by an amount equal to the marginal propensity to consume times the tax decrease cause both the C line and t ...
... shift up by the full amount of the tax decrease cause both the C line and the AEP line to shift down by the full amount of the tax decrease cause both the C line and the AEP line to shift down by an amount equal to the marginal propensity to consume times the tax decrease cause both the C line and t ...
Trinidad and Tobago: 2006 Article IV Consultation—Staff Report; Staff Statement;
... sector issues reforms, which the authorities are partly addressing, in particular, the revised Heritage and Stabilization Fund draft bill includes a number of staff recommendations. As regards broader macroeconomic developments, the fiscal accounts and the government balance sheet have improved due ...
... sector issues reforms, which the authorities are partly addressing, in particular, the revised Heritage and Stabilization Fund draft bill includes a number of staff recommendations. As regards broader macroeconomic developments, the fiscal accounts and the government balance sheet have improved due ...
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... Yet a vast economic literature yields highly inconsistent empirical results on this issue. One common argument is that exporters can easily ensure against short-run exchange rate fluctuations through financial markets, while it is much more difficult and expensive to hedge against long-run risk. Cho ...
... Yet a vast economic literature yields highly inconsistent empirical results on this issue. One common argument is that exporters can easily ensure against short-run exchange rate fluctuations through financial markets, while it is much more difficult and expensive to hedge against long-run risk. Cho ...
It`s the end of the Dollar as we know it, and I feel fine
... The value…can be measured by considering the aggregate demand curve for currency, as a function of the interest rate. The area under this demand curve represents the aggregate flow of social benefits from holding currency, under certain assumptions. The social cost of holding currency is measured by ...
... The value…can be measured by considering the aggregate demand curve for currency, as a function of the interest rate. The area under this demand curve represents the aggregate flow of social benefits from holding currency, under certain assumptions. The social cost of holding currency is measured by ...
Exam Review PowerPoint
... In Lucas misperceptions model the distinction between the long-run and short run is that in the long run actual price must be equal to expected price. A short run aggregate supply curve is drawn for a given expected price level; the actual price level varies. On the short run aggregate supply curve ...
... In Lucas misperceptions model the distinction between the long-run and short run is that in the long run actual price must be equal to expected price. A short run aggregate supply curve is drawn for a given expected price level; the actual price level varies. On the short run aggregate supply curve ...
european monetary union, euro and impacts of euro on trnc
... exchange rate it could re-invigorate demand by cutting interest rates-which would itself stimulate domestic demand, as well as lowering the value of its currency so that the demand for exports recovered. But under single currency the member nation will not have a chance like this. How serious a prob ...
... exchange rate it could re-invigorate demand by cutting interest rates-which would itself stimulate domestic demand, as well as lowering the value of its currency so that the demand for exports recovered. But under single currency the member nation will not have a chance like this. How serious a prob ...
The Double Play: Simultaneous Speculative Attacks on Currency
... Finance and Banking Conference, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the International Monetary Fund. The views in this paper are our own and not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, the Federal Reserve System, or the International Monetary Fund. ...
... Finance and Banking Conference, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the International Monetary Fund. The views in this paper are our own and not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, the Federal Reserve System, or the International Monetary Fund. ...
Exchange Rate Movements and Economic Activity
... when output prices are higher, but not for a long time; this could also explain why the estimated effect is short lived compared with other industries. The effect on business services is also substantial, which may be due to the flow-on effect from the higher activity in other industries such as man ...
... when output prices are higher, but not for a long time; this could also explain why the estimated effect is short lived compared with other industries. The effect on business services is also substantial, which may be due to the flow-on effect from the higher activity in other industries such as man ...
The role of exchange rate flexibility, budget institutions and political
... debt ratio – remained under the threshold level of 60% of GDP in all CEECs during the period considered. In 2004 the gross debt ratio reaches from 4.9 % for Estonia to 57.6% of GDP for Hungary. However an upward trend in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland is clear and can cause problems with mee ...
... debt ratio – remained under the threshold level of 60% of GDP in all CEECs during the period considered. In 2004 the gross debt ratio reaches from 4.9 % for Estonia to 57.6% of GDP for Hungary. However an upward trend in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland is clear and can cause problems with mee ...
macroeconomics class review
... Why does anyone bother to estimate the GNP or GDP? For the same reasons statistical data is also gathered on unemployment rates, consumer price levels, the international trade balance and so on – that is, to facilitate economic policy making by government, to assist in planning by decision-makers in ...
... Why does anyone bother to estimate the GNP or GDP? For the same reasons statistical data is also gathered on unemployment rates, consumer price levels, the international trade balance and so on – that is, to facilitate economic policy making by government, to assist in planning by decision-makers in ...
IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance (IOSR-JEF)
... Exchange rate stability is considered to be a major policy objective in Nigeria aimed towards the achievement of a set of diverse objectives including economic growth, containment of inflation and maintenance of external competiveness. Policy discussions regularly emphasize on it as the academic lit ...
... Exchange rate stability is considered to be a major policy objective in Nigeria aimed towards the achievement of a set of diverse objectives including economic growth, containment of inflation and maintenance of external competiveness. Policy discussions regularly emphasize on it as the academic lit ...
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... volatilIty of the decade The boom of the seventies was at an unsustamable rate of'8 percent per year Many worned that the boom would stop because of hmlts to U S agrlcul tural capaclty But the end came from the demand slde mstead, when the market collapsed for exports of U S farm products Many of t ...
... volatilIty of the decade The boom of the seventies was at an unsustamable rate of'8 percent per year Many worned that the boom would stop because of hmlts to U S agrlcul tural capaclty But the end came from the demand slde mstead, when the market collapsed for exports of U S farm products Many of t ...
Models of Equilibrium Real Exchange Rates Revisited: A Selective
... implying that the real exchange rate is determined solely by the relative gaps in nontradables and tradables prices domestically vis-à-vis the country’s trading partners.5 Equation (3) is highly versatile and explains why many a times there are different interpretations and uses of the real exchange ...
... implying that the real exchange rate is determined solely by the relative gaps in nontradables and tradables prices domestically vis-à-vis the country’s trading partners.5 Equation (3) is highly versatile and explains why many a times there are different interpretations and uses of the real exchange ...
Lessons From the Argentine Case of Debt Accumulation, Crisis and
... ratio at current prices between 1980 and 1982 (more than 44 GDP points) was to a great extent due to an increase of more than 200% in the real value of the dollar. Nonetheless, the debt in dollars rose 37% between 1980 and 1982. An important factor behind this increment was the rise in the internati ...
... ratio at current prices between 1980 and 1982 (more than 44 GDP points) was to a great extent due to an increase of more than 200% in the real value of the dollar. Nonetheless, the debt in dollars rose 37% between 1980 and 1982. An important factor behind this increment was the rise in the internati ...
Economic Development and the Role of Currency Undervaluation Surjit S. Bhalla
... nominal exchange rate, have freely floating capital, and have an independent monetary policy. Next, I explain the mechanism through which exchange rate undervaluation is likely to work—by increasing the profitability of investment, leading to higher growth and savings and, therefore, to the operatio ...
... nominal exchange rate, have freely floating capital, and have an independent monetary policy. Next, I explain the mechanism through which exchange rate undervaluation is likely to work—by increasing the profitability of investment, leading to higher growth and savings and, therefore, to the operatio ...
Exchange Control in Italy and Bulgaria in the Interwar Period
... that a return to the old semi-automatic regulatory mechanisms was possible and indeed necessary, viewing the Gold Standard as an integral part of these mechanisms. The second view was held by those who believed that a new era of economic relationships had come, which required new rules (for active g ...
... that a return to the old semi-automatic regulatory mechanisms was possible and indeed necessary, viewing the Gold Standard as an integral part of these mechanisms. The second view was held by those who believed that a new era of economic relationships had come, which required new rules (for active g ...
Foreign-exchange reserves
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Foreign-exchange reserves (also called forex reserves or FX reserves) are assets held by a central bank or other monetary authority, usually in various reserve currencies, mostly the United States dollar, and to a lesser extent the euro, the pound sterling, and the Japanese yen, and used to back its liabilities—e.g., the local currency issued, and the various bank reserves deposited with the central bank by the government or by financial institutions.