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International Monetary Relations — 1: Exchange Rate Regimes

1989
There are two main factors determining whether the balance of payments adjustments of some geographic area would be more easily handled as a region within a common currency area or as an independent country with a separate currency and a potentially variable exchange rate. The first of these is size. The smaller the size of the region, the easier it is
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International Monetary Relations.

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1979
Thomas D. Willett, Susan Strange, Andrew Shonfield   +2 more
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International Monetary Relations

Southern Economic Journal, 1950
Eli Shapiro, Ezra Solomon
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A Brief History of International Monetary Relations

1977
The difficulty of organizing the world monetary order is well illustrated by the history of international monetary relations. As it has evolved through time, the structural framework of monetary relations has been marked by a continuing tension between economic and political values.
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International Monetary Relations

2020
Theodore H. Cohn, Anil Hira
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International Monetary Relations — 2: The Turbulent Float

1989
After the final collapse of the Bretton Woods system in 1973, the exchange rates of the major countries of the world floated relatively freely against each other. In Section 1, we recount the disturbed record of this float. Prior to 1973, it had been expected that the nominal exchange rate would respond quite sensitively to nominal (relative price ...
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Increasing compliance with international pandemic law: international relations and new global health agreements

Lancet, The, 2023
Matthew M Kavanagh, Attiya Waris
exaly  

International monetary relations in the post-industrial world

2017
The monograph is devoted to a research of transformation of the world monetary mechanism during an era of formation of post-industrial economy. On extensive material development of world monetary system in the conditions of globalization and post-industrialization is analyzed, the features and new regularities inherent in modern international finance ...
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Greening the international monetary system? Not without addressing the political ecology of global imbalances

Review of International Political Economy, 2022
Romain Svartzman, Jeffrey Althouse
exaly  

International relations theory on grid communities and international politics in a green world

Nature Energy, 2023
Karen Smith Stegen
exaly