Exchange Rate Regimes

Sebastián Edwards · Domingo Cavallo · Armínio Fraga · Jacob A. Frenkel

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This chapter analyzes the relationship between exchange rate regimes, capital flows, and currency crises in emerging economies in the context of the implementation of a new financial architecture. It evaluates some proposals for reform of the international financial architecture that focus on exchange rate regimes and capital mobility. This chapter also examines the effectiveness of capital controls as a crisis prevention device and evaluates whether emerging markets can adapt to super-fixed or freely floating exchange rate system.

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