Asian Monetary Integration: Will It Ever Happen?
November 14, 2006
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This paper examines the possibility of Asian monetary integration. The paper highlights that the objectives and motivations behind the continuing debate for Asian monetary integration have now evolved. The objectives are no longer defensive, no longer preoccupied with crisis prevention or resolution. They are now more forward looking; they are about growth, about greater trade integration, about spurring greater cross-border flows of investment within Asia, and about promoting the integration and deepening of financial markets.
Subject: Currencies, Economic integration, Exchange rate policy, Exports, Financial integration, Financial markets, Foreign exchange, International trade, Monetary unions, Money
Keywords: Asia, Asia and Pacific, CEIC database, Currencies, Europe, Exchange rate policy, export destination, Exports, Financial integration, fixture of the Annual Meetings, managing director of the IMF, MISC PERIOD, Misc., Monetary unions, representatives of the Association, Southeast Asia
Pages:
39
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per Jacobson lecture
Stock No:
PJIEA2006004
ISBN:
9781451980813
ISSN:
0252-3108
