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I estimate a single factor model of Swiss exchange rates during World War I for five of the primary belligerents: Britain, France, Italy, Germany, and Austria-Hungary. At the outbreak of the war these nations suspended convertibility of their currencies into gold with the promise that after the...
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This paper examines the rationality and optimality of the survey based expectations of Australian exchange rate and interest rates.
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We propose a new explanation for the forward-premium and the delayed-overshooting puzzles. Both puzzles arise from a systematic under-reaction of short-term interest rate forecasts to current innovations. Accordingly, the forward premium is always a biased predictor of future depreciation; the...
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El documento estudia el proceso de bolivianización financiera y la eficacia de la política monetaria en Bolivia. Tras una precisión conceptual de la dolarización, se expone la presencia de este fenómeno en la historia monetaria del país y cotejando con países de la región, se caracteriza...
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El documento estudia el proceso de bolivianización financiera y la eficacia de la política monetaria en Bolivia. Tras una precisión conceptual de la dolarización, se expone la presencia de este fenómeno en la historia monetaria del país y cotejando con países de la región, se caracteriza...
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We investigate the role of exchange rates in inflation-targeting emerging economies. We give strong evidence that hybrid inflation-targeting frameworks, where exchange rate is managed, deliver a stronger nominal anchor, as they show better resistance to the 2007–2008 inflation shock.
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Are emerging economies implementing inflation targeting (IT) with a perfectly flexible exchange-rate arrangement, as developed economies do, or have these countries developed their own IT framework? This paper offers a new method for assessing exchange-rate policies that combines the use of...
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During the Arab banks-summit in Paris last June 2008, the project of monetary integration in the Maghreb (Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania and Tunisia) was discussed again. Yet, many efforts have been undertaken to reinforce the completion of the regional integration process in this part of...
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China’s concern about its U.S. Dollar reserves is being amplified by the low returns of some of China’ investments in the U.S. which leads to a broader concern about how the current reserve system basically entails China lending to the U.S. at very low interest rates. A two-currency reserve...
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