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Based on a simple open economy framework, this analysis rationalizes the existence of “fear of floatingâ€-type responses and uncovers some important implications about to role of pass-through effects and contractionary depreciations. By examining how the optimal monetary response varies...
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dollarization plays a vital role in the understanding of vulnerability and its implications (from a general equilibrium perspective … unanticipated movements in firm’s debt burden which directly affect their net worth. Not surprisingly, liability dollarization plays … these significant contributions to the understanding of the consequences of liability dollarization for output fluctuations …
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We study unofficial dollarization, i.e., the use of foreign money alongside the domestic currency, in an environment … insurance against liquidity preference shocks. Unofficial dollarization has been a common phenomenon in emerging market … single digits. We refer to this phenomenon as a "dollarization hysteresis paradox." It has also been observed in these …
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We study unofficial dollarization, i.e., the use of foreign money alongside the domestic currency, in an environment … insurance against liquidity preference shocks. Unofficial dollarization has been a common phenomenon in emerging market … single digits. We refer to this phenomenon as a "dollarization hysteresis paradox." It has also been observed in these …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005130227
This paper revisits the Chilean experience with dollarization, indexation and nominalization in the 1958-2003 period …. The purpose is to understand how Chile generally avoided dollarization and actually dedollarized in the 80s in order to … dollarization can be avoided …
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Financial dollarization has been placed at the forefront of the policy debate in many developing economies, for reasons …
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