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(Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand) to deal with large capital inflows on the foreign exchange market …
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. We find evidence of contagion from Thailand to Indonesia and Malaysia, with 13 and 21 percent of the ressure on the …This paper investigates whether, during the Asian crisis, contagion occurred from Thailand to the other crisis … specifically, we examine whether the effect of the exchange market pressure (EMP) of Thailand, the origin of the crisis, on the EMP …
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. Additionally, we control for spillovers and common external shocks. We find evidence of contagion from Thailand to Indonesia and … pressure (EMP) of Thailand, the origin of the crisis, on the EMP of four Asian crisis countries increased during the crisis … Malaysia, with 13 and 21 percent of the pressure on the respective currencies attributable to contagion. For Korea and the …
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This paper estimates a speculative attack model of currency crises in an attempt to identify the roles of macroeconomic fundamentals and speculative market pressures in the recent crisis, as well as earlier devaluations in adjustable fixed exchange rate systems in the European currency markets....
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This paper estimates a speculative attack model of currency crises in an attempt to identify the roles of macroeconomic fundamentals and speculative market pressures in the recent crisis, as well as earlier devaluations in adjustable fixed exchange rate systems in the European currency markets....
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Substantially increased global corporate debt in the past decade revives macro stability concerns of foreign currency liability in emerging countries. Due to data unavailability, there is limited understanding of how the debt proceeds are used. We empirically study the use of proceeds of debt...
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Despite the fact that China and the United States represent the G2 in terms of economic size, the RMB’s international significance in the existing international financial system is limited. China has made significant progress in encouraging RMB internationalization. It has the ability to...
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While China has risen to become a global superpower with a growing impact on the world economy, its currency, the Renminbi (RMB), has a limited role in the existing international financial system. China has made significant progress and will continue to push for the internationalization of the...
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