Basic Exchange Rate Theories
... This study into basic exchange rate theory was largely undertaken while I was visiting professor at the University of Adelaide, Australia, July – November, 2004. I am grateful to the University of Adelaide for its hospitality which made this visit possible and to the staff of the School of Economics ...
... This study into basic exchange rate theory was largely undertaken while I was visiting professor at the University of Adelaide, Australia, July – November, 2004. I am grateful to the University of Adelaide for its hospitality which made this visit possible and to the staff of the School of Economics ...
Banking and Currency Crises: How Common Are Twins?
... plan, such as that of Mexico in 1987 and the Southern Cone countries in the late 1970s. Reinhart and Vegh (1995) provide empirical evidence that these types of plans have similar dynamics: an early consumption boom is financed by expansion of bank credit and foreign borrowing. The ...
... plan, such as that of Mexico in 1987 and the Southern Cone countries in the late 1970s. Reinhart and Vegh (1995) provide empirical evidence that these types of plans have similar dynamics: an early consumption boom is financed by expansion of bank credit and foreign borrowing. The ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES MONETARY POLICY AND SECTORAL SHOCKS:
... 2000, IT spending fell by 6% in 2001, while the NASDAQ lost half its value between September 2000 and March 2001. The Federal Reserve responded to the end of the high-tech bubble and the general collapse of U.S. stock markets by sharply reducing interest rates, cutting them by a total of 4.75 percen ...
... 2000, IT spending fell by 6% in 2001, while the NASDAQ lost half its value between September 2000 and March 2001. The Federal Reserve responded to the end of the high-tech bubble and the general collapse of U.S. stock markets by sharply reducing interest rates, cutting them by a total of 4.75 percen ...
Money-Income Causality-- A Critical Review of the Literature Since
... which he attributed to an independent shift towards the use of currency, because of increased payments for goods relative to assets and for labor relative to capital costs. This supposedly led to a large increase in the currency-deposit ratio which reduced the money supply. The only evidence Kaldor ...
... which he attributed to an independent shift towards the use of currency, because of increased payments for goods relative to assets and for labor relative to capital costs. This supposedly led to a large increase in the currency-deposit ratio which reduced the money supply. The only evidence Kaldor ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research
... which he attributed to an independent shift towards the use of currency, because of increased payments for goods relative to assets and for labor relative to capital costs. This supposedly led to a large increase in the currency-deposit ratio which reduced the money supply. The only evidence Kaldor ...
... which he attributed to an independent shift towards the use of currency, because of increased payments for goods relative to assets and for labor relative to capital costs. This supposedly led to a large increase in the currency-deposit ratio which reduced the money supply. The only evidence Kaldor ...
How does monetary policy respond to exchange rate movements
... macroeconomic variables that are observed to respond with delay (output, inflation etc.) to economic shocks. Identified in this way, we believe the VAR approach is likely to give very useful information about monetary policy and exchange rate dynamics in the open economy, that previous studies have ...
... macroeconomic variables that are observed to respond with delay (output, inflation etc.) to economic shocks. Identified in this way, we believe the VAR approach is likely to give very useful information about monetary policy and exchange rate dynamics in the open economy, that previous studies have ...
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... A. With the ratification of the Uruguay Round agreements, the GATT became part of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995, and its 117 original members moved into a new era of free trade. B. It became part of the World Trade Organization. C. It led to the uneven distribution of economic power and ...
... A. With the ratification of the Uruguay Round agreements, the GATT became part of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995, and its 117 original members moved into a new era of free trade. B. It became part of the World Trade Organization. C. It led to the uneven distribution of economic power and ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: Money in Historical Perspective
... market disturbances by a policy of stabilizing interest rates (section 7.2). We then compare some estimates of lags after World War I1 with those for the 1920s for evidence of possible changes in the lag. We were unable to establish that such changes had occurred. Our main focus is on four versions ...
... market disturbances by a policy of stabilizing interest rates (section 7.2). We then compare some estimates of lags after World War I1 with those for the 1920s for evidence of possible changes in the lag. We were unable to establish that such changes had occurred. Our main focus is on four versions ...
Is the Crisis Problem Growing More Severe?
... paper can be addressed. Even that handful of studies which compares the 1990s with the immediately preceding decades (e.g. IMF 1998, Caprio and Kingebiel 1999) should create some uneasiness on the part of those presuming that our’s is a distinctive age of financial instability. Their crisis chronolo ...
... paper can be addressed. Even that handful of studies which compares the 1990s with the immediately preceding decades (e.g. IMF 1998, Caprio and Kingebiel 1999) should create some uneasiness on the part of those presuming that our’s is a distinctive age of financial instability. Their crisis chronolo ...
TOWARD A NEW DESIGN FOR INTERNATIONAL H.
... adopted their positions (and Keynes and White played central roles in the negotiation process 8). Perhaps because of the much stronger bargaining position of the United States, White's ideas were taken up to a greater extent than those of Keynes during the negotiations in Bretton Woods in 1944, and ...
... adopted their positions (and Keynes and White played central roles in the negotiation process 8). Perhaps because of the much stronger bargaining position of the United States, White's ideas were taken up to a greater extent than those of Keynes during the negotiations in Bretton Woods in 1944, and ...
The Effect of Authoritarian Regime Type on Exchange
... globalization. Autocracies are believed to maintain inefficient, protectionist policies in order to channel economic rents to their cronies. Previous studies find that, relative to democracies, autocracies maintain higher barriers to international trade, more extensive capital controls, are less rel ...
... globalization. Autocracies are believed to maintain inefficient, protectionist policies in order to channel economic rents to their cronies. Previous studies find that, relative to democracies, autocracies maintain higher barriers to international trade, more extensive capital controls, are less rel ...
Australian Government Foreign Exchange Risk Management
... These Guidelines explain the Australian Government’s policy on foreign exchange risk management and the framework under which it operates. The policy has been in place since 1 July 2002. The reporting requirements set out in chapter 5 of these guidelines apply from 1 July 2006. This policy applies t ...
... These Guidelines explain the Australian Government’s policy on foreign exchange risk management and the framework under which it operates. The policy has been in place since 1 July 2002. The reporting requirements set out in chapter 5 of these guidelines apply from 1 July 2006. This policy applies t ...
Dealing with large and volatile capital flows and the role of the IMF
... growth moderation in large emerging market economies (EMEs), against the backdrop of a steep decline in commodity prices, have given rise to increased financial market volatility. Large swings in cross-border capital flows can have consequences for domestic stability and are a channel for the transm ...
... growth moderation in large emerging market economies (EMEs), against the backdrop of a steep decline in commodity prices, have given rise to increased financial market volatility. Large swings in cross-border capital flows can have consequences for domestic stability and are a channel for the transm ...
International Reserves and Foreign Currency Liquidity
... forms, involve multiple domestic and foreign entities, and span locations around the globe. To assess countries’ foreign currency liquidity requires supplementing data on international reserves that cover largely cross-border and balance-sheet activities with those on other foreign currency position ...
... forms, involve multiple domestic and foreign entities, and span locations around the globe. To assess countries’ foreign currency liquidity requires supplementing data on international reserves that cover largely cross-border and balance-sheet activities with those on other foreign currency position ...
Increasing US real interest rates
... This period of time can be called “the century of gold”. After rising dramatically and continuously in a long time, the price had the trend of reducing (from October 2011 to July 2012). However, this trend could not remain any longer as from the end of August 2012, gold price started to rise sharpl ...
... This period of time can be called “the century of gold”. After rising dramatically and continuously in a long time, the price had the trend of reducing (from October 2011 to July 2012). However, this trend could not remain any longer as from the end of August 2012, gold price started to rise sharpl ...
How do Unconventional Monetary Policy Surprises Affect U.S. Stock
... by up to $100 billion to a total of up to $200 billion. • the Committee decided to purchase up to $300 billion of longer-term Treasury securities over the next six ...
... by up to $100 billion to a total of up to $200 billion. • the Committee decided to purchase up to $300 billion of longer-term Treasury securities over the next six ...
Leaving the euro: A practical guide
... new members, with the agreement of the existing ones. Taking the union apart would not necessarily be like this. There are several ways in which the currency union might split. One of these ways does amount to the same process as the one by which the currency union was forged in the first place – on ...
... new members, with the agreement of the existing ones. Taking the union apart would not necessarily be like this. There are several ways in which the currency union might split. One of these ways does amount to the same process as the one by which the currency union was forged in the first place – on ...
Post keynesian monetary theory and its implications
... A key aspect of Keynes' General Theory was the principle of effect_ive demand, through which an economy may operate at a point below full employment, without there being economic forces which draw it toward full employment. The point of effective demand is determined by the interaction of aggregate ...
... A key aspect of Keynes' General Theory was the principle of effect_ive demand, through which an economy may operate at a point below full employment, without there being economic forces which draw it toward full employment. The point of effective demand is determined by the interaction of aggregate ...
Seminar Paper No. 648 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES WITH DIFFERENT MONETARY POLICY REGIMES by
... little direct effect on the balance sheets of households, firms and banks because their debts are denominated in domestic currency.3 This is not true, however, in emerging market countries with their very different institutional structure. In these countries, but not in developed countries, a foreig ...
... little direct effect on the balance sheets of households, firms and banks because their debts are denominated in domestic currency.3 This is not true, however, in emerging market countries with their very different institutional structure. In these countries, but not in developed countries, a foreig ...
Essays on Monetary and Exchange Rate Effects in India
... I am truly indebted to my Dissertation Committee chair, Professor Ramkishen Rajan, who guided me at every stage of the process of this PhD. This dissertation is the product of his patience as he went through drafts after drafts reviewing each and every sentence of the dissertation to ensure that I s ...
... I am truly indebted to my Dissertation Committee chair, Professor Ramkishen Rajan, who guided me at every stage of the process of this PhD. This dissertation is the product of his patience as he went through drafts after drafts reviewing each and every sentence of the dissertation to ensure that I s ...
Accounting for Emerging Market Countries` International Reserves
... accumulation over the past twenty years can be accounted for by mercantilist motives. Building on our earlier work (Ghosh, Ostry, and Tsangarides (2012), henceforth GOT), we define mercantilism as reserve accumulation that is unrelated to current or capital account vulnerabilities and that takes pla ...
... accumulation over the past twenty years can be accounted for by mercantilist motives. Building on our earlier work (Ghosh, Ostry, and Tsangarides (2012), henceforth GOT), we define mercantilism as reserve accumulation that is unrelated to current or capital account vulnerabilities and that takes pla ...
Challenges of COMESA Monetary Integration
... evident that the nature and availability of the data used in the computation determine the coverage and reliability of the BOP statistics. Mutoti explore the scope for the adoption of the inflation targeting policy framework in Mauritius, Zambia and Uganda. When looking at the inflation experience o ...
... evident that the nature and availability of the data used in the computation determine the coverage and reliability of the BOP statistics. Mutoti explore the scope for the adoption of the inflation targeting policy framework in Mauritius, Zambia and Uganda. When looking at the inflation experience o ...
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... Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Alternate Edition (Mishkin) Chapter 16 23) Suppose that from a new checkable deposit, First National Bank holds eight million dollars on deposit with the Federal Reserve, nine million dollars in excess reserves, and faces a required reserve ratio ...
... Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Alternate Edition (Mishkin) Chapter 16 23) Suppose that from a new checkable deposit, First National Bank holds eight million dollars on deposit with the Federal Reserve, nine million dollars in excess reserves, and faces a required reserve ratio ...
Initiative for Policy Dialogue Working Paper Series Resilience
... variables-2SLS approach to control for the endogeneity bias, i.e. countries may increase the use of CARs in response to an increase in capital inflows or outflows, which has been a key factor that biased the OLS coefficients towards zero in the previous empirical analyses.4 Our findings show that th ...
... variables-2SLS approach to control for the endogeneity bias, i.e. countries may increase the use of CARs in response to an increase in capital inflows or outflows, which has been a key factor that biased the OLS coefficients towards zero in the previous empirical analyses.4 Our findings show that th ...