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The dollar in the turmoil [PDF]

Journal of the Japanese and International Economies, 2009
We study the impact of the global financial crisis on the equilibrium exchange rate of the US dollar. We first simulate the impact of the crisis on the US net foreign asset position. Then, we calculate the equilibrium value of the dollar according both to a BEER and to a FEER approach.
Bénassy-Quéré, Agnès, Mignon, Valérie, Béreau, Sophie   +2 more
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Coca Dollars and the Dollarization of South America

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1991
A unique data set on the informal loan market in a coca-growing region of Bolivia is used to explore the hypothesis that the dollarization of this market is related to the coca industry. Implications are then drawn for other nations where coca or cocaine is an important industry.
Melvin, Michael, Ladman, Jerry
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A Dollar Is a Dollar Is a Dollar, or Is It? Insights From Children's Reasoning About “Dirty Money”

Cognitive Science, 2021
AbstractMoney can take many forms—a coin or a bill, a payment for an automobile or a prize for an award, a piece from the 1989 series or the 2019 series, and so on—but despite this, money is designed to represent an amount and only that. Thus, a dollar is a dollar, in the sense that money is fungible.
Arber Tasimi, Susan A. Gelman
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The dollar follows the patient, not the dollars

New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1983
AbstractWhile systems have been appropriately developed wherein the dollars follow the patient, unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, the dollars have stopped following the dollars. The hope that savings generated by these new systems would be reinvested in the care, especially of chronic mental patients, has not been realized.
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Dollarization and trade [PDF]

Journal of International Money and Finance, 2005
Abstract A series of papers by Andrew Rose and co-authors showing large and statistically significant effects of a currency union on bilateral trade supports the view that dollarization would promote trade between a country adopting the dollar and the United States.
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The Euro and the Dollar [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1997
How will the arrival of the euro affect the dollar? This paper uses portfolio theory to analyse the likelihood and impact of shifts between the dollar and the euro by private asset managers, official reserve managers and global liability managers. It examines the effects on both the level of the dollar and its volatility in three periods: the period ...
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Dollarization and the Hegemonic Status of the US Dollar

2006
Le déficit courant américain et la dépréciation du dollar sont des signes de la faiblesse du dollar. Pourtant, cela ne remet pas fondamentalement en cause le statut hégémonique du dollar en tant que monnaie internationale. Le dollar ne semble pas être prêt à abandonner sa suprématie comme monnaie d'ancrage, monnaie de réserve et d'intervention des ...
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Dollarization: A Dead End [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2002
When economies "dollarize," their exchange rate and monetary policy, both considered to be sources of instability, are simultaneously discarded. Often, dollarization becomes an attractive option for developing countries that have experienced successive failures of exchange rate and monetary management.
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Degrees, Distance, and Dollars

eLearn, 2010
Demand for higher education continues to rise at double-digit rates, boosting the number of students taking one or more online courses in the U.S. in the fall of 2008 to 2.4 million. Yet while elite schools are reaching the masses as a philanthropic gesture, they tend to avoid granting more degrees. Writer Marina Krakovsky investigates this trend in an
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From Dollar Hegemony to Dollar Dominance

SSRN Electronic Journal
This article describes and diagnoses a major shift in the modalities, uses and legal forms of the international role of the US dollar. Drawing from the work of Ranajit Guha, we argue that the balance between coercion and persuasion has shifted in comparison to the neoliberal era of dollar hegemony (early 1980s to early 2010s) and that this shift has ...
Ntina Tzouvala, Jessica Whyte
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