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Food Security and Economic Reformir currencies against the US dollar, with a margin of 1 per cent above and below the par values. They also had the obligation to maintain the par values unless they could demonstrate the presence of a ‘fundamental disequilibrium’ (as opposed to temporary or transitory disequilibrium) in the balance

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55282-6sset markets. In the goods market, the exchange rate establishes linkages between domestic and foreign prices through the relationship.where . is domestic prices, . is foreign prices and the exchange rate is expressed as the domestic currency price of one unit of the foreign currency. The parameters

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09614-3been experimented with in various shapes and forms in the past 150 years or so as the world went through various international monetary systems. The international monetary system refers to the framework of rules, regulations and conventions that govern the financial relations between countries. The

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George Mergos,Marina Papanastassiouway in which monetary and fiscal policies affect inflation and growth depend on the exchange rate regime. Macroeconomic performance under various exchange rate regimes depends on macroeconomic policy as well as external effects. A study conducted by the International Monetary Fund (1984) lists four

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