The Instability of the International Monetary System and the Regionalization of Money
The Instability of the International Monetary System and the Regionalization of Money
This chapter explains why the instability of the international monetary and financial system has nurtured an interest in regional monetary integration. The discussions include coverage of regionalization of the world economy; a brief history of thought on exchange rates and international monetary relations, 1870 to 1973; an examination of experience with floating rates since 1973; a look at reform of the international monetary system; and analysis of the regionalization of money.
Keywords: financial system, regional monetary integration, regionalization, exchange rates, floating rates
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