On the relevance of exchange rate regimes for stabilization policy
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- Banco de Portugal Portugal
- Catholic University of Portugal Portugal
- Center for Economic and Policy Research United States
- Universidade Católica Portuguesa Portugal
fixed exchange rates, fiscal and monetary policy; fixed exchange rates; labour mobility; monetary union; nominal rigidities; stabilization policy, Optimal currency areas, Fiscal and monetary policy, stabilization policy, Monetary union, Macroeconomic theory (monetary models, models of taxation), Special types of economic markets (including Cournot, Bertrand), fiscal and monetary policy, nominal rigidities, Labor mobility, Fixed exchange rates, monetary union, Stabilization policy, optimal currency areas, Nominal rigidities, labor mobility, jel: jel:F20, jel: jel:F42, jel: jel:E63, jel: jel:F41, jel: jel:E31, jel: jel:F33
fixed exchange rates, fiscal and monetary policy; fixed exchange rates; labour mobility; monetary union; nominal rigidities; stabilization policy, Optimal currency areas, Fiscal and monetary policy, stabilization policy, Monetary union, Macroeconomic theory (monetary models, models of taxation), Special types of economic markets (including Cournot, Bertrand), fiscal and monetary policy, nominal rigidities, Labor mobility, Fixed exchange rates, monetary union, Stabilization policy, optimal currency areas, Nominal rigidities, labor mobility, jel: jel:F20, jel: jel:F42, jel: jel:E63, jel: jel:F41, jel: jel:E31, jel: jel:F33
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