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This paper is a theoretical and empirical investigation into the duration of exchange-rate pegs. The theoretical model considers a policy-maker who must trade off the economic costs of real exchange- rate misalignment against the political cost of realignment. The optimal time to spend on a peg...
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The impermanence of fixed exchange rates has become a stylized fact in international finance. The combination of a view that pegs do not really peg with the quot;fear of floatingquot; view that floats do not really float generates the conclusion that exchange rate regimes are, in practice,...
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The impermanence of fixed exchange rates has become a stylized fact in international finance. The combination of a view that pegs do not really peg with the "fear of floating" view that floats do not really float generates the conclusion that exchange rate regimes are, in practice, unimportant...
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This paper is a theoretical and empirical investigation into the duration of exchange-rate pegs. The theoretical model considers a policy-maker who must trade off the economic costs of real exchange- rate misalignment against the political cost of realignment. The optimal time to spend on a peg...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012474285