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MONETARY AND EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES：A COMPARISON OF JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES
EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES JAPAN THE UNITED STATES freely fluctuating
2008/12/5
Introduction
From the early postwar years to August 1971, Japan maintained a
fixed exchange rate againstthe dollar, After that date, and particularly
after March 1973, both the dollar and the yen w...
KEY EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES：A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
EXCHANGE RATE CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE international monetary reform
2008/12/3
After a decade and a half of experience with the widespread use of
flexible exchange rates among the major industrial countries, wehave
learned a great deal. But disputes about exchange rate policie...
Purchasing Powers and Exchange Rates
In accepting the title assigned for this paper, I do not mean to
agree that the two stabilities necessarily conflict. Often, to be sure,
they do. Countries that...
EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS IN PERSPECTIVE
EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE economic policy exchange rate regime
2008/11/12
As an economic policy, the choice of an exchange rate regime has
been oversold. That choice pales in comparison with establishing a
legal system that carefully defines property rights and creates an...
EXCHANGE RATE PROTECTIONISM：A HARMFUL DIVERSION FOR TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY
EXCHANGE RATE PROTECTIONISM TRADE DEVELOPMENT POLICY
2008/11/6
Exchange rate protectionism usually refers to the idea that a country’s
exchange rate might be undervalued, causing the country to
import less and export more than it would with a stronger exchange
...
DEALING WTH EXCHANGE RATE PROTECTIONISM
Capital inflows renminbi EXCHANGE RATE PROTECTIONISM
2008/11/6
In this article, I first review protectionist allegations against China,
particularly that its currency is undervalued and is being manipulated
so that the renminbi (RMB) will not appreciate. Next, ...
By most metrics China’s currency remains undervalued. Its current
account surplus increased sharply over the past two years, rising from
$17 billion or 1.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2001 ...
FISCAL CONSERVATISM, EXCHANGE RATE FLEXIBILITY, AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF DEBT CRISES
FISCAL CONSERVATISM EXCHANGE RATE FLEXIBILITY DEBT CRISES
2008/11/6
Despite all the invective hurled at international financial markets
by critics of the “Washington Consensus,” the fact is that strong
healthy financial markets are essential for middle-income countr...
GLOBAL IMBALANCES, TANKING DOLLAR, AND THE IMF’S SURVEILLANCE OVER EXCHANGE RATE POLICIES
GLOBAL IMBALANCES EXCHANGE RATE POLICIES IMF
2008/11/4
The exchange rate policies of the member countries of the International
Monetary Fund could come under more intrusive scrutiny
because of the June 15, 2007, decision of the IMF Executive Board
on b...
The Case for Price Stability with a Flexible Exchange Rate in the New Neoclassical Synthesis
Price Stability Flexible Exchange Rate New Neoclassical Synthesis
2008/11/4
The New Neoclassical Synthesis is a natural starting point for the
consideration of welfare-maximizing monetary arrangements in the
international context. Alternatively known as the New Keynesian
m...
Monetary Stability, Exchange Rate Regimes, and Capital Controls:What Have We Learned?
Monetary Stability Exchange Rate capital policy conclusions
2008/11/4
Few topics in macroeconomics are as contentious as capital
account liberalization and exchange rate regimes. This article
attempts to briefly summarize what we have learned through the turbulent
19...
Lessons from Monetary and Real Exchange Rate Economics
Real Exchange Monetary Rate Economics
2008/11/4
This article is intended to be a sort of flyover, examining certain
key aspects of monetary and real exchange rate economics from a
convenient distance. In it I try to avoid getting into technic...