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This paper offers a possible theoretical rationale - currently lacking - for the proposition that intermediate exchange rate regimes are no longer viable. According to this proposition, countries are being pushed to the ldquo;corners,rdquo; the extremes of either free floating or firm fixing. We...
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This paper offers a possible theoretical rationale ? currently lacking -- for the proposition that intermediate exchange rate regimes are no longer viable. According to this proposition, countries are being pushed to the "corners," the extremes of either free floating or firm fixing. We...
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This paper is an econometric investigation of the determinants of the real value of the South African rand over the period 1984-2006. The results show a relatively good fit. As so often with exchange rate equations, there is substantial weight on the lagged exchange rate, which can be attributed...
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