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inflation, particularly in the 1970s, and the choice of an exchange rate regime consistent with domestic monetary and fiscal … reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s. …
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inflation, particularly in the 1970s, and the choice of an exchange rate regime consistent with domestic monetary and fiscal … reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s. …
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excess liquidity reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s. …
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inflation, particularly in the 1970s, and the choice of an exchange rate regime consistent with domestic monetary and fiscal … reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s. -- Inflation ; Exchange Rates ; Macro Policies …
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excess liquidity reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s …
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excess liquidity reminiscent of the global inflation generated by the weak dollar in the 1970s. -- Inflation ; exchange rates …
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den Finanzmärkten einher. Um Wachstum und Inflation wiederzubeleben, werden im Zuge der quantitativen Lockerung die …
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den Finanzmärkten einher. Um Wachstum und Inflation wiederzubeleben, werden im Zuge der quantitativen Lockerung die …
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mit Exzessen auf den Finanzmärkten einher. Um Wachstum und In-flation wiederzubeleben, werden im Zuge der quantitativen …English Abstract: Historical low inflation and concerns about deflation in the large industrial countries go along with … exuberance in financial markets. To revive inflation and growth central bank balance sheets are inflated without triggering a …
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Before the 1997-98 crisis, the East Asian economies—except for Japan—informally pegged their currencies to the dollar. These soft pegs made them vulnerable to a depreciating yen thereby aggravating the crisis. To limit future misalignments, the IMF wants East Asian currencies to float...
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