This paper offers an in-depth review of the institutional arrangements underlying existing currency boards (CBAs) in Argentina (until 2001), Eastern Europe, and Asia. An index of precommitment is derived from an analysis of legislative frameworks and monetary policy operations. The index covers features associated with monetary and exchange rate credibility such as: (i) clarity of legal basis, (ii) quality of reserve coverage, (iii) coverage of monetary aggregates, (iv) claims on reserves, (v) operational autonomy, (vi) transparency and accountability, and (vii) escape clauses. The paper concludes with a discussion of flexibility and credibility trade-offs and exit issues.Currency boards;Asia;Emerging markets;exchange rate, inflation, centr...
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Since the 1990s many emerging countries have adopted a fixed exchange-rate peg vis-à-vis a reserve c...
Currency boards have a long and intriguing history as monetary and exchange rate arrangements in man...
A currency board can allow a developing economy to establish its domestic currency relatively prompt...
From June 1997 till presently had been a period of economic turmoil for many parts of the Asian reg...
This paper assesses São Tomé and PrÃncipe''s monetary and exchange rate arrangements in light of th...
Currency boards have often been at the heart of monetary reforms proposed by the International Monet...
From June 1997 till presently had been a period of economic turmoil for many part s of the Asian re...
Regaining exchange rate stability has been a major monetary policy goal of East Asian countries in t...
This paper analyzes some recent theoretical and practical evidence in terms of economic results of d...
A currency board is defined as an exchange rate arrangement in which the exchange rate is fixed to a...
This dissertation consists of three essays on currency competition, institutional restrictions and e...
We examine the implications of high degrees of dollarization for the choice of exchange rate regime ...
This paper examines the sustainability of the currency board arrangements in Argentina and Hong Kong...
Monetary policies and adjustments during a financial crisis depend on policy-makers’ conceptio...
We compare the performance of a currency board, inflation targeting, and dollarization in a small, o...
Since the 1990s many emerging countries have adopted a fixed exchange-rate peg vis-à-vis a reserve c...
Currency boards have a long and intriguing history as monetary and exchange rate arrangements in man...
A currency board can allow a developing economy to establish its domestic currency relatively prompt...
From June 1997 till presently had been a period of economic turmoil for many parts of the Asian reg...
This paper assesses São Tomé and PrÃncipe''s monetary and exchange rate arrangements in light of th...
Currency boards have often been at the heart of monetary reforms proposed by the International Monet...
From June 1997 till presently had been a period of economic turmoil for many part s of the Asian re...
Regaining exchange rate stability has been a major monetary policy goal of East Asian countries in t...
This paper analyzes some recent theoretical and practical evidence in terms of economic results of d...
A currency board is defined as an exchange rate arrangement in which the exchange rate is fixed to a...
This dissertation consists of three essays on currency competition, institutional restrictions and e...
We examine the implications of high degrees of dollarization for the choice of exchange rate regime ...
This paper examines the sustainability of the currency board arrangements in Argentina and Hong Kong...
Monetary policies and adjustments during a financial crisis depend on policy-makers’ conceptio...