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On the Adequacy of Australia’s International Reserves
Economic Analysis and Policy, 1970-
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The Demand for International Reserves
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1965IF economists could measure the need for reserves, they might be able to agree on the right way to reform the international monetary system. Most of the economists who propose drastic reform do so because they anticipate a shortage of reserves; some even believe that the shortage is upon us.
PETER B. KENEN, ELINOR B. YUDIN
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International Reserves, Growth and Effective Demand [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008 During the last decade, developing (and some developed) economies have accumulated large amounts of international reserves, mainly for precautionary reasons. This phenomenon has been coupled with moderate economic growth. The resources being amassed largely overwhelm protective needs, there is an excess of resources that is being wasted, and which ...
Peter Kriesler, Moritz Cruz
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The Demand for International Reserves
Journal of Political Economy, 1967IN THE last decade, many theoretical and empirical studies have dealt both with the existence and implications of a stable demand function for money and with the adequacy of the existing level of money balances. Despite the many similarities between the functions and characteristics of money and those of international reserves, only the adequacy ...
T. J. Courchene, G. M. Youssef
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International reserves and the global financial crisis [PDF]
Journal of International Economics, 2012 Abstract This study examines whether pre-crisis international reserve accumulations, as well as exchange rate and reserve policy decisions made during the global financial crisis, can help to explain cross-country differences in post-crisis economic performance.
Kathryn M.E. Dominguez +2 more
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The International Supply of Reserve Currency
IMF Economic ReviewThis paper provides insights into the historical inefficiencies and instabilities of the international monetary system. These inefficiencies are primarily linked to the limited supply of international liquidity and wedges in various money-market rates.
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INTERNAL AUDIT OF OIL AND GAS RESERVES
Proceedings of SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, 1981ABSTRACT There is general consensus in the oil and gas industry that estimating reserves, both quantities and the associated values, is an imprecise science. Nevertheless, in the past two or three years, the reserve estimate has become a very important component of public reporting in the industry; and those that disclose or rely on ...
Alan May, Donald B. O'Neill
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No Reservations: International Order and Demand for the Renminbi as a Reserve Currency
International Studies Quarterly, 2016This study identifies 37 central banks that added China’s renminbi (RMB) to their reserve portfolio since 2010. Why do some states diversify into new reserve currencies at an early stage while most continue to take a wait-and-see approach? We argue that state preferences regarding international order influence decisions to invest in RMB.
Steven Liao, Daniel McDowell
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The Composition of International Reserves
2023This dissertation analyzes the composition of central bank reserves using a combination of financial econometrics, forensic techniques, and economic theory. Chapter 1 shows that central banks may shift their international reserve holdings by accumulating gold in order to protect themselves ex-ante against the risk of financial sanctions by fiat reserve
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