Big and Small Currencies: The Regional Connection

Agnès Bénassy‐Quéré

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and mutual surveillance would undoubtedly support a regional system, as it was the case in the European monetary system.However the anchor of regional systems would likely remain extraregional currencies in the short run, contrasting with the European case.Finally, the International Monetary Fund should accompany this evolution through increasing the regional dimension of its surveillance.

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