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Comparative Economic Studies, 2002 Copyright © 2008 Palgrave Macmillan LtdWhen the fifteen Soviet successor states joined the IMF in 1992, the most pressing monetary question was whether to retain the ruble or to issue national currencies. IMF officials have argued that the IMF's role was
Richard W. T. Pomfret
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Factors Behind the Russian Ruble Depreciation [PDF]
Procedia Economics and Finance, 2015 The primary cause of recent Russian economic downturn is the decline in global oil prices, which led to the currency crisis in Russia. However, other factors, which might have considerable effects on ruble exchange rate, are overlooked – for example ...
Urbanovsky, Tomas
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Devaluation of the Ruble: Losses and Benefits
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The IMF and the Ruble Zone: Response to Odling-Smee and Pastor
Comparative Economic Studies, 2002Brigitte Granville
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