IMF Conditionality: Experience Under Stand-By and Extended Arrangements, Part II: Background Papers

Adam Bennett · Louis Dicks-Mireaux · Miguel Savastano · María Carkovic S. · Mauro Mecagni · Susan Schadler

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Inflation at the Outset of the Arrangements Role of Nominal Anchors What Is a Nominal Anchor?Nominal Anchors in IMF-Supported Programs When Was the Exchange Rate Used as a Nominal Anchor?How Well Did Nominal Anchors Work?Inflation Record Adherence to Fiscal Targets Monetary Conditions Indexing Arrangements Trade-Offs with External Performance Did Nominal Anchors Hurt Growth?

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