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Dedollarization, Indexation and Nominalization: The Chilean Experience
2004This paper is part of the project "Financial Dedollarization: Policy Options" launched by the Inter-American Development Bank. The purpose of the project is to contribute to the policy dialogue on the macroeconomic and prudential risks associated with financial dollarization as well as to evaluate the costs and benefits of alternative financial ...
Luis Oscar Herrera, Rodrigo Valdés
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Dedollarizing the Peruvian Economy [PDF]
, 2003 Financial dollarization creates design problems for economic policy as increases the level of financial vulnerability. However, countries with high levels of dollarization have done almost nothing to reduce it. In this paper we study two ways to do it and we evaluate them within a model that emphasizes a portfolio approach.
Eduardo Moron, Juan F. Castro
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Money Demand in Post-Crisis Russia: Dedollarization and Remonetization
Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2010This paper assesses the monetary determinants of inflation in Russia using money demand functions. We find a stable money demand relation for Russia following the 1998 crisis. Higher income boosts demand for real ruble balances and the income elasticity of money is larger than unity, reflecting remonetization in the Russian economy.
Iikka Korhonen, Aaron Mehrotra
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CURRENCY POLICY AND DEDOLLARIZATION OF FOREIGN TRADE RELATIONS IN RUSSIA: PROSPECTS AND TRENDS
Economics Profession Business, 2019 Статья содержит проблемы развития современной валютной политики России и, прежде всего, в отношении развития торговых и хозяйственных связей между странами. Сегодня введенные санкции против России при большой доле долларовых расчетов оказывают значительное негативное влияние на экономику страны. При этом наблюдается зависимость курса рубля от цен на
Olga Mishchenko +2 more
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The Dedollarization Phenomenon in the Russian Financial Law
Financial LawThe article analyzes current strategic planning documents providing for the rejection of the use of “toxic” currencies, examines the approaches of scientists in the field of law and economics to the reasons that prompted states to take measures aimed at de-dollarization of the economy, approaches to defining the concept of “dollarization ...
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DEDOLLARIZATION OFTHEWORLD ECONOMY: CAUSES, MANIFESTATIONS, CONSEQUENCES
Naukovij Vìsnik: Fìnansi, Banki, ìnvesticìïThe article is devoted to the study of the causes, factors, manifestations and consequences of dedollarization of the world economy. The main events that had the greatest impact on the US dollar receiving the status of a world reserve currency are identified and analyzed. The structure of official foreign exchange reserves is analyzed.
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The BRICS+ Expansion, Global Trade Dynamics, and the Dedollarization Phenomenon
Unnes Political Science JournalThis paper delves into the transformative role of the expanded BRICS bloc, referred to as BRICS+, in the evolving global economic landscape and its implications for dedollarization. The inclusion of nations such as Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, and the UAE diversifies the bloc's economic and geopolitical reach, extending its influence into new ...
Brice Tseen Fu Lee, Juan Pablo Sims
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Saudi Arabia’s Interets in Singing The Dedollarization Agreement with China in 2023
Mutiara: Multidiciplinary Scientifict JournalThis research explains that Saudi Arabia's interest in signing the dedollarization agreement with China was driven by several factors. First, international factors, such as the strained relationship with the United States following the murder of Jamal Khashoggi and the reduction of U.S.
Lisa Amelia, Arif Wicaksa
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Journal of Development Economics and Digitalization, Tourism Economics
The dominance of the United States dollar in the global financial system has persisted for decades and has influenced the economic stability of developing countries. Dependence on the dollar makes developing countries vulnerable to exchange rate fluctuations, United States monetary policy, and global economic pressures.
null Muhamad David +2 more
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The dominance of the United States dollar in the global financial system has persisted for decades and has influenced the economic stability of developing countries. Dependence on the dollar makes developing countries vulnerable to exchange rate fluctuations, United States monetary policy, and global economic pressures.
null Muhamad David +2 more
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