Exit Strategies : Policy Options for Countries Seeking Exchange Rate Flexibility /

In a world of increasing capital mobility and broadening and more diversified trade, many (but not all) developing and transition economies are likely to find it desirable to move from relatively fixed exchange rate regimes to regimes of greater exchange rate flexibility. This paper suggests why, an...

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Main Author:	Eichengreen, Barry J
Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund
Other Authors:	Bredenkamp, Hugh, Hamann, A, Hamann, A. Javier, Jadresic, Esteban, Jadresić, Esteban, Johnston, R, Johnston, R. B, Masson, Paul R, Masson, Paul, Ötker, Inci, Ötker, İnci, Ötker, Inci
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1998 Washington, D.C. : 1998
Series:	IMF eLibrary Occasional Papers ; Occasional Paper No. 168 Occasional Papers ; Occasional Paper no. 168 Occasional Papers; Occasional Paper ; No. 1998/014
Subjects:	Fiscal policy > Developing countries Fiscal policy Foreign exchange rates > Developing countries Foreign exchange rates Monetary policy > Developing countries Monetary policy Adjustable exchange rate Alternative exchange rate regimes Alternative exchange rate Average inflation rate Average inflation Basket of currencies Bilateral exchange rate Capital controls Capital inflows Capital mobility Capital outflows Central bank Competitive real exchange rate Currency areas Currency boards Currency exchange rates Currency exchange Currency pegs Currency swaps Currency unions Current account balance Current account deficit Discretionary monetary policy Dollar exchange rate Domestic monetary conditions Effective exchange rate European monetary system Exchange arrangements Exchange controls Exchange market intervention Exchange markets Exchange policy Exchange rate anchor Exchange rate anchors Exchange rate appreciation Exchange rate arrangement Exchange rate arrangements Exchange rate bands Exchange rate behavior Exchange rate commitment Exchange rate commitments Exchange rate crises Exchange rate data Exchange rate depreciation Exchange rate developments Exchange rate flexibility Exchange rate fluctuations Exchange rate indicators Exchange rate instrument Exchange rate management Exchange rate mechanism Exchange rate movements Exchange rate parity Exchange rate peg regime Exchange rate peg Exchange rate pegs Exchange rate policy Exchange rate pressures Exchange rate regime Exchange rate regimes Exchange rate stability Exchange rate system Exchange rate targets Exchange rate variability Exchange rate volatility Exchange rate Exchange rates Exchange reserves Exchange restrictions Exchange risk management Exchange risk Exchange risks Exchange swaps Exchange system reforms Exchange transactions Expansionary monetary policies Financial institutions Financial reform Financial sector Financial system Fixed exchange rate policy Fixed exchange rate regime Fixed exchange rate regimes Fixed exchange rate Fixed exchange rates Flexible exchange rate policy Flexible exchange rate regime Flexible exchange rate regimes Flexible exchange rate Flexible exchange rates Floating exchange rate Floating exchange rates Foreign currencies Foreign currency Foreign exchange controls Foreign exchange market Foreign exchange markets Foreign exchange reserves Foreign exchange risk management Foreign exchange risk Foreign exchange risks Foreign exchange swaps Foreign exchange transactions Foreign exchange Foreign investment Forward exchange rate Forward exchange Freely floating exchange rate Government securities markets Government securities Independent monetary policy Industrial countries Industrial country Inflation rate Inflation target Inflation targeting Inflation Inflationary consequences International monetary arrangements International monetary system Investor confidence Low inflation Monetarism Monetary aggregates Monetary arrangements Monetary authorities Monetary autonomy Monetary base Monetary conditions Monetary control Monetary expansion Monetary frameworks Monetary fund Monetary independence Monetary instruments Monetary integration Monetary management Monetary policies Monetary policy independence Monetary policy instrument Monetary policy instruments Monetary policy regime Monetary reform Monetary shocks Monetary stance Monetary system Monetary unification Monetary union Monetary unions Money demand Money market Money supply Moral hazard Movements in exchange rates Multiple exchange rates National bank Nominal exchange rate Nominal exchange rates Official exchange rate Official reserves Open market operations Pegged exchange rate arrangement Price level Private capital inflows Private capital Rate of inflation Real effective exchange rate Real exchange rate appreciation Real exchange rate Real exchange rates Real interest rates Real value Relative exchange rate Reserve requirements Stable exchange rate Stable exchange rates Strong capital inflows Tight monetary policy Tight monetary stance Banks and Banking Capital movements Conventional peg Currencies Currency Development Planning and Policy: Trade Policy Exports and Imports Factor Movement Finance Finance: General Financial risk management Financial services law & regulation Foreign Exchange Policy Foreign Exchange Government and the Monetary System International Financial Markets International Investment International economics Long-term Capital Movements Monetary Systems Monetary economics Money and Monetary Policy Money Payment Systems Regimes Standards Chile Israel Mexico Poland Thailand United States
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