Abstract. For many reasons, dollarization is an efficient and realistic option for this country. Yet, in order to last, it must be able to withstand banking panics without the assistance of a conventional lender of last resort and the lobby of protected industries to revoke dollarization. To this end, we advance a model of commercial banking close to that of Panama, under foreign law, and argue for free trade agreements with superpowers to smooth out real-exchange rate fluctuations.Keywords. Country risk, Zero-trust country, Currency substitution, Irreversible reforms, Panama, Branch banking.JEL. E02, E42
In this paper we study dollarization as a commitment device that the Central Bank could use to avoid...
The series of crises, which have affected emerging markets in recent years, have reopened the debate...
The state\u27s right to print money and control monetary policy is among its most powerful abilities...
Abstract. For many reasons, dollarization is an efficient and realistic option for this country. Yet...
Since the 1990s many emerging countries have adopted a fixed exchange-rate peg vis-à-vis a reserve c...
The aim of this work is to present in a systematic way elements around the debate on the persistence...
Purpose: This paper analyses the possibility of Latin America's (LA) major economies adopting dollar...
The continued crisis in Argentina that has put other Latin American countries, most notably Brazil, ...
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Financial dollarization creates design problems for economic policy as increases the level of financ...
This study gives a non-traditional framework for the evaluation of the convenience of an asymmetric ...
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Includes bibliography(*) Alfredo Calcagno and Sandra Manuelito, are Economic Affairs Officers with t...
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In this paper we study dollarization as a commitment device that the Central Bank could use to avoid...
The series of crises, which have affected emerging markets in recent years, have reopened the debate...
The state\u27s right to print money and control monetary policy is among its most powerful abilities...
Abstract. For many reasons, dollarization is an efficient and realistic option for this country. Yet...
Since the 1990s many emerging countries have adopted a fixed exchange-rate peg vis-à-vis a reserve c...
The aim of this work is to present in a systematic way elements around the debate on the persistence...
Purpose: This paper analyses the possibility of Latin America's (LA) major economies adopting dollar...
The continued crisis in Argentina that has put other Latin American countries, most notably Brazil, ...
After faithfully maintaining a fixed exchange rate and fully convertible currency for almost a decad...
Financial dollarization creates design problems for economic policy as increases the level of financ...
This study gives a non-traditional framework for the evaluation of the convenience of an asymmetric ...
This paper examines two potential benefits that emerging economies may derive from dollarization. Fi...
The paper sheds light on the apparent success of dollarization in Ecuador. The experience of Argenti...
Includes bibliography(*) Alfredo Calcagno and Sandra Manuelito, are Economic Affairs Officers with t...
Journal ArticleEcuador undertook official dollarization in 2000 when it destroyed its own currency, ...
In this paper we study dollarization as a commitment device that the Central Bank could use to avoid...
The series of crises, which have affected emerging markets in recent years, have reopened the debate...
The state\u27s right to print money and control monetary policy is among its most powerful abilities...