Comparison of Currency Board and Crawling Peg exchange rate arrangements in transition economies

This bachelor thesis discusses the issue of adopting appropriate exchange rate arrangement in transition economies of Eastern Europe during the 90's of 20th century. It more closely focuses on two of those arrangements, Currency Board and Crawling Peg. In the theoretical part, it describes the division of exchange rate regimes, problems of transition economies and specific features of Currency Board and Crawling Peg regimes. In the following analytical part, it compares the effects of adoption of one of these exchange rate regimes in Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Poland and Hungary