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Any single exchange rate regime, on its own, cannot be considered a credible substitute for sound underlying economic policies In this regard, the IMF
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rate of inflation was set at 3%.3 Also since April 2001 the main policy adopting a flexible exchange rate system in a small open economy subject to.
There are several key features of the exchange rate system in. Singapore. First the Singapore dollar is managed against a basket of currencies of our major.
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Moreover the relevance of an exchange rate policy is only for the “short run.” Once enough time has passed for nominal prices to adjust to any economic
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Exchange rate policies in many economies have undergone a fundamental change since the mid-1990s. Monetary authorities in the United States and the euro area
As there is no control on capital flows between the offshore (foreign currency) and domestic (Singapore dollars) banking system small changes in interest rate
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exchange rate policy is highly political It is chosen by policy-makers often concerned about the impact of currency policy on electoral conditions and pressures from special interests and mass public opinion can a?ect its course profoundly The gap between exchange-rate policy advice and the actual pol-
The exchange rate as policy target The interaction between macroeconomic policy and exchange rates will depend on the extent to which the exchange rate is itself an object of policy This extent varies across countries tending to reflect the degree of "openness" of economies
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The nominal exchange rate plays a dual role First it allows for the real exchange rate adjustments when prices are sticky which are necessary to close the output gap Monetary policy can eliminate the output gap but this generally requires a volatile nominal exchange rate
One side of the debate has sometimes made the case that the exchange rate should be freely determined by market forces independently of any foreign exchange
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Exchange rate policies in many economies have undergone a fundamental change since the mid-1990s Monetary authorities in the United States and the euro area
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Specifically I want to raise these questions: What monetary policies are required to obtain exchange-rate and price- level stability? Are pegged-parity
Morocco has moved towards a more flexible exchange rate system by widening its currency fluctuation bands to +/- 2 5 around a central price
This study aims at exploring the effects of exchange rate policies on the foreign trade In order to capture this effect foreign exchange rates and
America revealed how little we still know about workable exchange rate policies for developing countries Arrangements that had performed relatively well
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Exchange rate fluctuations are inimical to the operation of supply chains based on locating each individual segment of Exchange rate policy can be a substitute
What is exchange rate policy?
There is no question that the exchange rate is a distinct subject for con- cern, debate, deliberation, and attempted influence. In exchange rate policy, as in regulatory policy, “do nothing” is one of the options for the government. Indeed, as we shall see, this was the option offi- cially adopted during the first Reagan administration, 198 1-84.
Did domestic monetary policies affect the exchange rate?
In general, domestic monetary policies and conditions were not seriously altered to limit exchange-rate move- ments. Macroeconomic policy appears to have been a relatively unimportant determinant of the exchange-rate movements in late- 1973 and 1974.
Does the Fed care about exchange rate concerns?
In particular, although the Fed may have accommodated policy to exchange rate concerns for very brief peri- ods of time, it did not do so over any period as long as three months.
Are nominal exchange rates associated with fiscal policy stance?
Broadly it suggests that over a period of several years, nominal exchange rates may be associated more with monetary than with fiscal policy stance, while real exchange rates are associated more with fiscal than with monetary factors. This view is sustained by most - but not all -of the country-positions shown in Chart 3.
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