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How Optimal Are the Extremes? Latin American Exchange Rate Policies during the Asian Crisis

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This paper examines the foreign exchange systems adopted by Argentina, Chile and Mexico during the Asian crisis, a time when intermediate exchange rate regimes proved to be ineffective and ceased to be used. Argentina opted for a pegged foreign exchange system, Chile for a band exchange system, and Mexico implemented a float exchange system. The paper evaluates how the different exchange rate systems had an impact on financial stability and the productive sectors in the countries.
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Agency/Department
UN/Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Print ISBN
9789211213973
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Page Count
40
Print Sales Number
03.II.G.29
Series Title
Informes y Estudios Especiales

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