Titlebook: International Economics II; International Moneta Giancarlo Gandolfo Textbook 19871st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 Economi

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Money and Other Assets in the Adjustment Process under Fixed Exchange Rates,isequilibria regulate the whole is the classical model of gold flows (flows which derive precisely from the adjustment of stocks) that goes back to Hume (1752), to which — with a jump of more than two hundred years — the proponents of the monetary approach to the balance of payments declare their allegiance.

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Fixed Versus Flexible Exchange Rates, arguments, because — as the prevailing regime at that time was the Bretton Woods adjustable peg (see Sect. 10.5) — the effects of a generalized system of flexible exchange rates could not be observed. Nor was the empirical evidence drawn from other historical periods of much help, given the profound economic changes occurring in those years.

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