"Managed Floating" as an Interim International Exchange Rate Regime, 1973-1975New York University, Graduate School of Business Administration, Center for the Study of Financial Institutions, 1975 - Foreign exchange - 87 pages |
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Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 7 |
World monetary reform but on a defacto basis | 18 |
Exchange markets in a year of economic turbulence | 24 |
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activities adjustment announced assets basis billion Bretton Woods system Canadian dollar capital central banks commercial banks Coombs deficits Deutsche Bundesbank devaluation domestic economic Economist effects energy entrepreneur Euro European currencies exchange-rate Exchange-Risk export Federal Reserve Bank Financial Markets floating currencies floating exchange rates floating rates foreign currencies foreign exchange market Franklin National French franc Fund German Giscard d'Estaing Gottfried Haberler Herstatt hoc floating important industrial countries inflation International Finance January July July 18 June levels limited London losses major managed floating March ments Morgan Guaranty national authorities October OECD OECD countries official intervention oil crisis OPEC orderly par-value system Pardee payments pean pegged exchange rates pegged rates period pound regime relative currency values risk sector September speculation spot rate stability substantial Swiss franc tion trading partners U.S. bank U.S. dollar U.S. domestic undervalued United Valery Giscard d'Estaing vis-a-vis Washington world economy