A bank of payment crisis or currency crisis arises when a country is running persistent deficits in the balance of payments while trying to maintain its fixed exchange rate and is about to deplete its foreign reserves. A crisis may force a country to devalue its currency or move to a floating rate of exchange. Countries can borrow money from organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) sometimes to postpone the crisis. A central bank will often increase currency issuance to compensate for the damage resulting from a banking or default crisis, which can decrease reserves to a point where a fixed exchange rate breaks.
Explain how balance of payment crises and currency crises might arise under fixed exchange rate regime. Explain how balance of payment crises and currency crises might arise under fixed exchange...
1. Under a floating exchange rate regime with a high degree of capital mobility, in the short run an expansionary fiscal policy will most likely create pressure on: a. the domestic currency to appreciate. b. the domestic currency to depreciate. c. monetary authorities to revalue the domestic currency. d. monetary authorities to devalue the domestic currency. 2. Under a floating exchange rate regime with a high degree of capital mobility, a change in the exchange rate value of domestic currency...
Explain the currency exchange rate in international trade? Explain the concept of a fixed exchange rate and floating exchange rate?
4. What are the potential benefits and costs of a fixed exchange rate regime? Explain.
suppose we have a country w/ fixed exchange rate regime. the country just experienced a natural disaster (SRAS curve shift inward). a) should they devaluate or revaluate their currency to resolve inflation issue? b) what would the country do with its currency?explain and show on graph (w/ exchange rate on y-axis, countries currency in x-axis)
In one paragraph, describe a fixed exchange rate regime and how it functions (you may use graphs for illustrations). Please list two nations (Name, Location, Capital, Currency, Central Bank, most significant sector of the economy) that have used or are using this system.
Explain the output and balance of payment effects of an import tariff under fixed exchange rates. What would happen if all countries in the world simultaneously tried to improve employment and balance of payments by imposing tariffs?
Explain why a country might prefer to have a currency with a low exchange rate. Then explain the reasons why a country might want to have a high exchange rate. Be thorough.
Explain why a country might prefer to have a currency with a low exchange rate. Then explain the reasons why a country might want to have a high exchange rate. Be thorough
Under a fixed exchange rate regime, if there is a 25 percent chance a 25% devaluation will occur in a months time, the financial markets will hold domestic bonds only if the central banks set: A.a monthly interest rate 6.25% lower than before. B.a monthly interest rate 25% higher than before. C.an annual interest rate 25% lower than before. D.an annual interest rate 75% higher than before. In a fixed exchange rate regime, expectations that a devaluation may be coming...
Suppose that Mexico has a fixed exchange rate regime, and value of peso is fixed against the dollar. If, everything else constant, Mexico starts growing slower than US, how should the Mexico monetary policy react to maintain the fixed exchange rate regime?