In October 1979, the government of the United Kingdom removed many, long-standing restrictions on capital movements. In the following year, the pound appreciated against the dollar and other major currencies. At the time of the announcement, the dollar exchange rate stood below $2.20 per pound; a year later the dollar exchange was above $2.40. The appreciation of the pound against other currencies-for example the mark and the yen-is proportionally greater during this period because the dollar appreciated against the mark and the yen and the pound appreciated relative to the dollar.</p
This paper reexamines some unsettled theoretical and empirical issues regarding the relationship bet...
This paper asks what influence increasing capital mobility has on the choice of exchange rate regime...
This paper reviews the monetary approach to exchange rate determination. This approach is based on t...
<p>In October 1979, the government of the United Kingdom removed many, long-standing restrictions on...
Evidence is presented on the extent to which the possibility for the exchange rate to vary has been ...
An investigation of exchange market pressure against the pound sterling dur-ing the inter-war period...
An investigation of exchange market pressure against the pound sterling during the inter-war period....
Opponents of flexible exchange rates have stressed their volati lity during the 1930s, while advocat...
The structure of the international monetary system is once again a topic of great interest and contr...
The management of foreign exchange reserves has recently attracted attention from both policy‐makers...
Since the end of the fixed rates in 1973 and after the European Monetary System (EMS) sterling dismi...
The British foreign exchange reserves decreased by 40 percent during the period August 1996-December...
Floating exchange rates were supposed to automatically restore the external balance of an economy, l...
A striking development of the U.S. economy in the 1990s has been the large impact of exchange rate m...
Domestic Credit Expansion, Confidence and the Foreign Exchange Market: Sterling in 1976 This pa...
This paper reexamines some unsettled theoretical and empirical issues regarding the relationship bet...
This paper asks what influence increasing capital mobility has on the choice of exchange rate regime...
This paper reviews the monetary approach to exchange rate determination. This approach is based on t...
<p>In October 1979, the government of the United Kingdom removed many, long-standing restrictions on...
Evidence is presented on the extent to which the possibility for the exchange rate to vary has been ...
An investigation of exchange market pressure against the pound sterling dur-ing the inter-war period...
An investigation of exchange market pressure against the pound sterling during the inter-war period....
Opponents of flexible exchange rates have stressed their volati lity during the 1930s, while advocat...
The structure of the international monetary system is once again a topic of great interest and contr...
The management of foreign exchange reserves has recently attracted attention from both policy‐makers...
Since the end of the fixed rates in 1973 and after the European Monetary System (EMS) sterling dismi...
The British foreign exchange reserves decreased by 40 percent during the period August 1996-December...
Floating exchange rates were supposed to automatically restore the external balance of an economy, l...
A striking development of the U.S. economy in the 1990s has been the large impact of exchange rate m...
Domestic Credit Expansion, Confidence and the Foreign Exchange Market: Sterling in 1976 This pa...
This paper reexamines some unsettled theoretical and empirical issues regarding the relationship bet...
This paper asks what influence increasing capital mobility has on the choice of exchange rate regime...
This paper reviews the monetary approach to exchange rate determination. This approach is based on t...