The Distribution of Exchange Rates Under a Minimum Exchange Rate Regime

The Impact of Monetary Regime on the Exchange Rate Pass-Through under Exchange Rate Volatility (Dynamic Panel Data Approach)

Toward a Stable System of Exchange Rates: Implications of the Choice of Exchange Rate Regime

This paper conducts a comprehensive empirical analysis to examine the stability of the overall system of exchange rates along two dimensions: does the choice of exchange rate regime help individual countries achieve their domestic macroeconomic goals? And does this choice of regime facilitate the country’s interaction with the rest of the system? The empirical findings suggest that there is no ...

Choosing an Exchange Rate Regime

1The sequence within intermediate regimes is somewhat arbitrary. For example, if the band is as narrow as 2 4 % as in the European Exchange Rate Mechanism or even 1% as under Bretton Woods, then it would properly belong closer to the fixed-rate end of the spectrum. Similarly, if the adjustable peg involved a devaluation or revaluation every time a moderate shock came along, it would properly be...

The Political Economy of Exchange Rate Regime Determination: A Comparison of Developing and Developed Countries

The non-optimal choice of exchange rate policy is a serious obstacle to improving the country's economic situation. Considering that the involvement of political economy factors in the adoption of exchange rate policy causes its inefficiency and the choice of exchange rate regime in developing countries seems to has been more influenced by the political economy factors, the study of amount and ...

the impact of monetary regime on the exchange rate pass-through under exchange rate volatility (dynamic panel data approach)