Characteristics of a Successful Exchange Rate System

Occasional Papers, June 15, 1991

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Bibliographic details

• Authors: Paul R Masson, Morris Goldstein, Jacob A. Frenkel
• Published: June 15, 1991
• Series: Occasional Papers
• Volume: 1991
• Issue: 013
• Pages: 45
• Stock No: S082EA0000000
• ISBN: 9781557752154
• ISSN: 0251-6365

Summary

• This study identifies the key characteristics of a successful exchange rate system.
• It focuses on regimes in the industrial countries and consider the implications for the operation of the international monetary system.

Authors and Publication

• By Paul R Masson, Morris Goldstein, Jacob A. Frenkel
• June 15, 1991
• Series: Occasional Paper No. 1991/013
• Issue: 013

Key findings and focus areas

• Identifies key characteristics of a successful exchange rate system.
• Focuses on:
  • regimes in the industrial countries
  • implications for the operation of the international monetary system

Subjects

• Balance of payments
• Conventional peg
• Current account
• Current account imbalances
• Exchange rates
• Foreign exchange
• International monetary system
• Managed exchange rates
• Money
• Price stabilization
• Prices
• Real effective exchange rates
• Real exchange rates

Keywords

• Asia and Pacific
• Australia and New Zealand
• Conventional peg
• Current account
• Current account imbalances
• current account position
• Europe
• exchange rate commitment
• exchange rate system
• Exchange rates
• Global
• International monetary system
• Managed exchange rates
• monetary policy
• OP
• policy
• policy coordination
• Price stabilization
• Real exchange rates
• SDR shrink
• Southeast Asia