Exam 15: Exchange-rate Systems and Currency Crises
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Because there is no exchange stabilization fund under floating exchange rates,any holdings of international reserves serve as working balances rather than to maintain a given exchange rate for any currency.
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To offset an appreciation of the dollar against the yen,the Federal Reserve would:
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Which exchange-rate system involves a "leaning against the wind" strategy in which short-term fluctuations in exchange rates are reduced without adhering to any particular exchange rate over the long run?
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The flexibility of floating rates may generate the problem of
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To keep the yen's exchange value from appreciating against the dollar,Japan's exchange stabilization fund would buy yen for dollars on the foreign exchange market.
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Under adjustable pegged exchange rates,if the rate of inflation in the United States exceeds the rate of inflation of its trading partners:
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Under the gold standard,the official exchange rate would be $2.80 per pound as long as the United States bought and sold gold at a fixed price of $35 per ounce and Britain bought and sold gold at 12.5 pounds per ounce.
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Table 15.1. The Market for Francs
-Refer to Table 15.1.If monetary authorities fix the exchange rate at $0.30 per franc,there will be a:

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If the Japanese yen depreciates against other currencies in the exchange markets,this will:
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A market-determined increase in the dollar price of the pound is associated with:
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To temporarily offset an appreciation in the dollar's exchange value,the Federal Reserve could ____ the U.S.money supply which would promote a (an)____ in U.S.interest rates and a ____ in investment flows to the United States.
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The special drawing right is a currency basket of five major industrial country currencies.
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The purpose of currency devaluation is to cause the home country's exchange value to appreciate,thus reducing a balance of trade surplus.
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If Uganda revalues its shilling by 20 percent and Burundi devalues its franc by 5 percent,the shillings exchange value will appreciate by 25 percent against the franc.
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During the 1970s,the European Union,in its quest for monetary union,adopted what came to be referred to as the "Community Snake." This device was a:
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Table 15.1. The Market for Francs
-Refer to Table 15.1.Under a system of floating exchange rates,the equilibrium exchange rate equals:

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Smaller nations with relatively undiversified economies and large trade sectors tend to peg their currencies to one of the world's key currencies.
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