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Fiscal Policy and External Performance : The Turkish Experience

International Monetary Fund - 1989

general equilibrium model, suggest that Turkey would have experienced a significantly lower inflation rate, with only a small …

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Empirical Analysis of High-Inflation Episodes in Argentina, Brazil, and Israel

International Monetary Fund - 1988

Although accommodative policies and widespread indexation may account for the persistence of high inflation, they … cannot explain changes in the inflation rate. This paper examines the causes of such changes for the high-inflation episodes … distinguish between the “fiscal” and “balance of payments” views of the causes of high inflation by computing historical …

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La politique budgétaire en union monétaire et les critères de Maastricht

Artus, Patrick - 1995

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Fiscal-Monetary Mix and Exchange Rate Movements in the Major Industrial Countries, 1980-1984

International Monetary Fund - 1988

This paper analyzes the financial policies pursued in the major industrial countries under the flexible exchange rate regime, and links misalignments in policies and their mixes to exchange rate variations among the major currencies. A number of indicators note that misalignments in fiscal...

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Fiscal Policy. Locational Decisions, and Exchange Rates

International Monetary Fund - 1989

The paper distinguishes between three different channels through which fiscal policy changes may be transmitted to exchange rates. Based on both the balance of payments identity and empirical observations, it is argued that trade balances and exchange rates may be quite responsive to changes in...

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Financial, Exchange Rate, and Wage Policies in Singapore, 1979-1886

International Monetary Fund - 1988

This paper discusses the unique aspects of Singapore’s financial, exchange rate, and wage policies during the period 1979-86, and attempts to quantify the impact of alternative policies on major macroeconomic variables. For this purpose, a simple short-term model is formulated and estimated,...

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