Modern Exchange-rate Regimes, Stabilisation Programmes and Co-ordination of Macroeconomic Policies: Recent Experiences of Selected Developing Latin American EconomiesThis work analyzes the phenomenon of macroeconomic adjustment, with special emphasis on selected Latin American countries facing stabilization programmes. It provides a historical description of the origins, functioning and collapse of exchange-rate regimes from the international classical gold standard period to modern arrangements. The author supports the argument that systemic asymmetries in the worldwide adjustment mechanism are inherent in the international monetary system. |
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... Brazil : Monthly Inflation and Growth ( 1985-1996 ) Figure 5.12 Brazil : Real versus Nominal Exchange Rates 200 ( Jan 1994 - Jul 1997 ) 203 Figure 5.13 Brazil : Quarterly Inflation and Growth ( 1993-1995 ) 204 Figure 5.14 Brazil ...
... Brazil : Monthly Inflation and Growth ( 1985-1996 ) Figure 5.12 Brazil : Real versus Nominal Exchange Rates 200 ( Jan 1994 - Jul 1997 ) 203 Figure 5.13 Brazil : Quarterly Inflation and Growth ( 1993-1995 ) 204 Figure 5.14 Brazil ...
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... Brazil : Foreign Indebtedness of the Banking System ( 1992-1997 ) Figure 5.19 Brazil : Proportion of the Value of Public Bonds Denominated in US Dollars to the Value of Foreign 212 215 Reserves ( 1994-1997 ) Figure 5.20 Brazil : Capital ...
... Brazil : Foreign Indebtedness of the Banking System ( 1992-1997 ) Figure 5.19 Brazil : Proportion of the Value of Public Bonds Denominated in US Dollars to the Value of Foreign 212 215 Reserves ( 1994-1997 ) Figure 5.20 Brazil : Capital ...
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... Brazil was already declining before 1930 . More than 60 percent of Brazilian exports in 1880s were of coffee with the residual accounting mainly for sugar and rubber . But the core of the Brazilian economy was coffee , produced on ...
... Brazil was already declining before 1930 . More than 60 percent of Brazilian exports in 1880s were of coffee with the residual accounting mainly for sugar and rubber . But the core of the Brazilian economy was coffee , produced on ...
Contents
Origins and Functioning of Modern ExchangeRate Regimes | 8 |
Systemic Asymmetries Inherent in the International | 59 |
Revisiting the Rules | 96 |
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