Financial Fragility and the Exchange Rate Regime
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Banks and banking, EXCHANGE RATE ; CURRENCIES, ddc:330, Foreign exchange rates, Financial institutions, Financial crises, Finance etc., Banks and banking, Central ; Financial crises ; Financial institutions ; Foreign exchange rates, open economy, Macroeconomic theory (monetary models, models of taxation), exchange rate regime, financial fragility, Central, jel: jel:G2, jel: jel:F3, jel: jel:E5
Banks and banking, EXCHANGE RATE ; CURRENCIES, ddc:330, Foreign exchange rates, Financial institutions, Financial crises, Finance etc., Banks and banking, Central ; Financial crises ; Financial institutions ; Foreign exchange rates, open economy, Macroeconomic theory (monetary models, models of taxation), exchange rate regime, financial fragility, Central, jel: jel:G2, jel: jel:F3, jel: jel:E5
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