We analyze disagreements over de facto exchange-rate-regime classifications using three popular de facto regime data series. While there is a moderate degree of concurrence across classifications, disagreements are not uncommon, and they are not random. They are most prevalent in middle-income...

We perform a survival analysis of the policy composed of an intermediate exchange rate regime and a closed financial account. The analysis proposed is novel because we overcome the potential endogeneity between the two policies by analyzing the duration of the policy mix, estimate a multiple...

type="main" xml:lang="en" <title type="main">SUMMARY</title> </section> <title type="main">The evolution of exchange rate regimes</title> <p> The last two decades have seen far-reaching changes in the structure of the international monetary system. Europe moved from the European Monetary System to the euro. China adopted a dollar peg and then moved to a basket,...</p>

Asset prices rose rapidly in Japan during the latter half of the 1980s, and then declined as quickly in the early 1990s. Their behaviour is consistent with the existence of speculative 'bubbles' in these markets. This paper investigates the dynamic relationships among stock and land prices in...

This article analyses the factors that determine the long-run real exchange rate in Argentina, Colombia and Mexico, distinguishing between real and nominal determinants. Cointegration analysis is utilised to establish that the real exchange rate has an equilibrium relationship with real...