Titlebook: Exchange Rate Regimes and Macroeconomic Stability; Lok-Sang Ho,Chi-Wa Yuen Book 2003 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2003 Bretton Woods.financi

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Food Sharing in Hunting-Gathering Societies, is the New Economy. The New Economy underlies the big change in the United States that made possible a sudden jump--up from a two and a half percent average sustainable growth rate that most economists thought was the maximum, to something in the order of 5% growth rate, temporary as it may have be

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Food Structure and Moisture Transfer region in the immediate future. It focuses on the role of the US dollar, the Japanese yen, and the euro as anchor currencies in the exchange rate policies of these economies. The chapter claims that the dollar’s role as the dominant anchor for exchange rate stabilization in crisis-affected East Asi

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Towards Inclusive Urban Food Supply Chains,or the floating currency may itself become too strong. What is needed is “realistic exchange rates” that are compatible with full employment and external balance. This chapter attempts to define the concept and to offer a mechanism for approximating realistic exchange rates operationally.

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Ioannis Skartsaris,Cinzia Piattiources of information and angles of approach, we try to facilitate a deeper and broader treatment so as to provide a different perspective, to bridge some of the gaps between theory and practice, and ultimately to shed some light on whether a currency board is indeed a useful credibility-enhancing d

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Jennifer McEntire,Andrew W. Kennedyin 1997/1998. However, the actual operation of Hong Kong’s currency board system was perhaps very different from the general public’s perception. This chapter is to explore the major operational weaknesses of Hong Kong’s currency board system during the Asian financial crisis. Not only did those wea

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SpringerBriefs in Molecular Scienceoeconomic performance and of its likelihood of being subject to an economic crisis. As a matter of fact, most crises that have occurred around the world in the recent decades seem to be related to currency values in one way or another. This is perhaps the reason why theoretical models built prior to

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SpringerBriefs in Molecular Sciencessor Stiglitz. What may be surprising, however, is that there are many points with which I agree. Indeed, in seeking to make the case against the Fund’s (so-called) high interest-rate policies, Professor Stiglitz has tended to exaggerate the differences between himself and the Fund and masked a number of areas of common ground.

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Towards Inclusive Urban Food Supply Chains,or the floating currency may itself become too strong. What is needed is “realistic exchange rates” that are compatible with full employment and external balance. This chapter attempts to define the concept and to offer a mechanism for approximating realistic exchange rates operationally.

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