exchange rate regimes
Exchange rate regimes refer to the set of rules or systems used by countries to determine and control the value of their currency in relation to other currencies. It involves the choice of either a fixed (pegged) or flexible exchange rate, which impacts how a currency's value fluctuates in international markets.
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Related Concepts (16)
- crawling band regime
- crawling peg regime
- currency board regime
- currency union
- dollarization
- fixed exchange rate regime
- floating exchange rate regime
- free float regime
- gold standard
- hybrid exchange rate regime
- independent float regime
- managed float regime
- monetary policy coordination
- pegged exchange rate regime
- rigid peg regime
- soft peg regime
Similar Concepts
- currency exchange rate management
- currency exchange rates
- currency stability
- economic exchange
- economic systems
- exchange rate management
- exchange rate policies
- exchange rate regime
- exchange rate stability
- exchange rate volatility
- exchange rates
- fixed exchange rate
- floating exchange rate
- regime shifts
- speculation on exchange rates