Titlebook: Global Imbalances, Exchange Rates and Stabilization Policy; Anthony J. Makin Book 2009 Anthony J. Makin 2009 exchange rates.Global economy

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C. Zambelli,A. Chimenton,P. OlivoThis chapter examines two issues of relevance to macroeconomic stabilization policy, one relating to monetary policy, the other to fiscal policy. The first concerns the impact of unexpected inflation on domestic borrowers and lenders in the economy and what this implies for the conduct of monetary policy.

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Select Stabilization Policy Issues,This chapter examines two issues of relevance to macroeconomic stabilization policy, one relating to monetary policy, the other to fiscal policy. The first concerns the impact of unexpected inflation on domestic borrowers and lenders in the economy and what this implies for the conduct of monetary policy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90650-2ation, unemployment, trade imbalances, exchange rates, and various wealth series, such as house price and stock-market indices. Sharp swings in these aggregates most keenly interest economists engaged in analysing their implications for the real sector, the financial sector and macroeconomic policy.

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Introduction,ation, unemployment, trade imbalances, exchange rates, and various wealth series, such as house price and stock-market indices. Sharp swings in these aggregates most keenly interest economists engaged in analysing their implications for the real sector, the financial sector and macroeconomic policy.

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The Global Economy and External Imbalances, combined with phenomenal growth in the volume of international capital flows. This expansion of capital flows followed dismantling of the edifice of exchange controls that supposedly facilitated exchange rate management under the Bretton Woods system.