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Is a currency board an answer to Asia’s currency crisis?
Managerial Finance, 2000Contrasts the stability of Hong Kong’s currency with the fall of other Asian currencies during the 1997‐1998 crisis and asks whether a Hong Kong‐style currency board could help other Asian countries. Discusses the underlying causes of the crisis and compares it with the currency crises of the European Monetary System (1992‐1993) and Mexico (1994‐1995).
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Currency Versus Banking in the Financial Crisis of 1931
, 2014During the 1920s, Germany was the world's largest capital importer, financing reparations through U.S. credits. We examine financial channels in crisis transmission between these two countries around the German financial crisis of 1931.
A. Ritschl, Samad Sarferaz
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Currency Demand During the Global Financial Crisis: Evidence from Australia
, 2013Australian financial institutions remained healthy throughout the global financial crisis and their deposits were guaranteed by the Federal Government.
Tom Cusbert, T. Rohling
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1999
The Asian currency crisis that began in July 1997 with the devaluation of the Thai baht shows little sign of abating. Indeed, the very poor state of the domestic economies in the region, which as yet show no real signs of improving, would suggest that this crisis is likely to deepen in the period ahead and that it could spread further to countries that
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The Asian currency crisis that began in July 1997 with the devaluation of the Thai baht shows little sign of abating. Indeed, the very poor state of the domestic economies in the region, which as yet show no real signs of improving, would suggest that this crisis is likely to deepen in the period ahead and that it could spread further to countries that
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A model to explain the duration of a currency crisis [PDF]
International Journal of Finance & Economics, 2000 There are two main schools of thought which seek to explain currency crises: fundamentalist theories (Krugman P. 1979) and speculative theories (Obstfeld M. 1986). However, neither of these approaches considers the duration of a currency crisis. I explain the duration of a crisis in terms of a war of attrition model.
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, 2009 This paper examines the role of currency and banking in the German financial crisis of 1931 for both Germany and the U.S. We specify a structural dynamic factor model to identify financial and monetary factors separately for each of the two economies. We find that monetary transmission through the Gold Standard played only a minor role in causing and ...
Ritschl, Albrecht, Sarferaz, Samad
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Currency, Art, and Economic Crisis
Visual Resources, 2018The condition of a country’s currency is perhaps one of the most effective barometers of its economic state, a topic that has been amply examined by economists. Currency as artistic medium is lesser-explored terrain and yet its study can prove revealing of a country’s economic and historical circumstances while poignantly commenting on the whimsical ...
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Effect of Asian currency crisis on multifractal spectra
, 2008We analyze the multifractal spectra of daily foreign exchange rates for Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, and Thailand with respect to the United States Dollar from 1991 to 2005.
Gabjin Oh +6 more
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The 1994 currency crisis in Turkey
The Journal of Policy Reform, 2000This paper analyzes the 1994 crisis in Turkey. The period preceding the crisis witnessed a continuous deterioration of macroeconomic fundamentals. However, domestic debt financing of public deficits prevented reserve losses and an increase in inflation rate.
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The Czech Currency Crisis of 1997
2003The Czech currency crisis in May 1997 was far less spectacular the Russian crisis in the summer of 1998 or the crisis in South-East Asia in 1997. Nevertheless, it was the first typical currency crisis in the group of more advanced transition economies.
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