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Title: The International Monetary System (??????)


1
The International Monetary System (??????)
  • Chapter 3

2
The Content of this Chapter
  • 3.1 ??????
  • 3.2 ????????
  • 3.3 ???????????
  • 3.4 ????????

3
PART I. ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS
  • I. FIVE MARKET MECHANISMS
  • A. Freely Floating (Clean Float)
  • ????/????
  • 1. Market forces of supply and demand
    determine rates.
  • 2. Forces influenced by
  • a. price levels
  • b. interest rates
  • c. economic growth
  • 3. Rates fluctuate over time randomly.

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ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS
  • B. Managed Float (Dirty Float)
  • ????/????
  • 1. Market forces set rates unless excess
    volatility occurs.
  • 2. Then, central bank determines rate.

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ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS
  • C. Target-Zone Arrangement?????
  • 1. Rate Determination
  • a. Market forces constrained to upper and
    lower range of rates.
  • b. Members to the arrangement adjust their
    national economic policies to maintain
    target.
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ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS
  • D. Fixed Rate System??????
  • 1. Rate determination
  • a. Government maintains target rates.
  • b. If rates are threatened, central banks
    buy/sell currency.
  • c. Monetary policies coordinated.
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ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS??????
  • 2. Some Government Controls
  • a. On global portfolio investments.
  • b. Ceilings on direct foreign direct
    insurance.
  • c. Import restrictions.

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ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEMS
  • E. Current System????
  • 1. A hybrid system
  • a. Major currencies use
  • freely-floating method
  • b. Others move in and out
  • of various fixed-rate systems.
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PART II. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY SYSTEM
  • I. THE USE OF GOLD
  • A. Desirable properties
  • B. In short run High production costs limit
    short-run changes.
  • C. In long run Commodity money insures
    stability.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • II. The Classical Gold Standard???????
  • (1821-1914)
  • A. Major currencies on gold standard.
  • 1. Involved commitment by nations to fix
    the price of domestic currency in terms of a
    specific amount of gold.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • 2. Maintenance involved the buying
    and selling of gold at that price.
  • 3. Disturbances in Price Levels
  • Would be offset by the price- specie-flow
    mechanism.
  • specie refers to gold coins

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • a. Price-specie-flow mechanism
  • had automatic adjustments
  • 1.) When a balance of payments surplus led
    to a gold inflow
  • 2.) Gold inflow led to higher prices which
    reduced surplus
  • 3.) Gold outflow led to lower prices and
    increased surplus.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • III. The Gold Exchange Standard???? (1925-1931)
  • A. Only U.S. and Britain allowed to hold
    gold reserves.
  • B. Other countries could hold both
    gold, dollars or pound reserves.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • C. Currencies devalued in 1931
  • - led to trade wars.
  • 1931?????,???????????(beggar-thy-neighbor
    devaluations)
  • D. Bretton Woods Conference
  • (1944????????))
  • - called in order to avoid future
    protectionist and destructive economic
    policies

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • V. The Bretton Woods System (1946-1971)
  • ???????
  • 1. U.S. was key currency
  • valued at 1 - 1/35 oz. of gold.
  • 2. All currencies linked to that price in a
    fixed rate system.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • 3. Exchange rates allowed to fluctuate by 1
    above or below initially set rates.
  • B. Collapse, 1971
  • 1. Causes
  • a. U.S. high inflation rate
  • b. U.S. depreciated sharply.

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  • 1971?12???????(Smithsonian Agreement)
  • ?????1/38?????
  • 1973??????????

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • V. Post-Bretton Woods System (1971-Present)
  • A. Smithsonian Agreement, 1971
  • US devalued to 1/38 oz. of gold.
  • By 1973 World on a freely floating
    exchange rate system.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • B. OPEC and the Oil Crisis (1973-1974)
  • 1. OPEC raised oil prices four fold
  • 2. Exchange rate turmoil resulted
  • 3. Caused OPEC nations to earn
  • large surplus B-O-P.
  • 4. Surpluses recycled to debtor nations
    which set up debt crisis of 1980s.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • C. Dollar Crisis (1977-78)
  • 1. U.S. B-O-P difficulties
  • 2. Result of inconsistent monetary policy in
    U.S.
  • 3. Dollar value falls as confidence shrinks.
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  • 1979?10?6???????,??????,??????

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • D. The Rising Dollar (1980-85)
  • 1. U.S. inflation subsides as the Fed raises
    interest rates
  • 2. Rising rates attracts global capital to
    U.S.
  • 3. Result Dollar value rises.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • E. The Sinking Dollar(1985-87)
  • 1. Dollar revaluated slowly downward
  • 2. Plaza Agreement ????(1985) G-5 agree to
    depress US further.

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
SYSTEM
  • 3. Louvre Agreement?????(1987) G-7 agree to
    support the falling US.
  • F. Recent History (1988-Present)
  • 1. 1988 US stabilized
  • 2. Post-1991 Confidence resulted in stronger
    dollar
  • 3. 1993-1995 Dollar value falls
  • ??25??,???????????????????????

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PART III.THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM?????????
  • I. INTRODUCTION
  • A. The European Monetary System (EMS)
  • 1. A target-zone method (1979)
  • 2. Close macroeconomic policy
  • coordination required.

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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • B. EMS Objective
  • to provide exchange rate stability to all
    members by holding exchange rates within
    specified limits.

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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • C. European Currency Unit (ECU)??????
  • A cocktail of European currencies with
    specified weights as the unit of account.
  • 1. Exchange rate mechanism (ERM)????
  • each member determines mutually agreed
    upon central cross rate for its currency.

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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • 2. Member Pledge
  • To keep within 15 margin above or below the
    central rate.
  • D. EMS ups and downs
  • 1. Foreign exchange interventions failed due
    to lack of support by coordinated monetary
    policies.

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  • ????(ERM)
  • ?EMS????????????????????,?????????
  • ??????????????????????15???

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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • 2. Currency Crisis of Sept. 1992
  • a. System broke down
  • b. Britain and Italy forced to
  • withdraw from EMS.
  • 1992?????????????
  • G. Failure of the EMS
  • members allowed political priorities
  • to dominate exchange rate policies.

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1992?????? 1/2
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  • 1993?7?31?1993?8?1?
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1992?????? 2/2
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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • H. Maastricht Treaty??????
  • 1. Called for Monetary Union by 1999 (moved
    to 2002).
  • 2. Established a single currency the euro
  • 3. Calls for creation of a single central EU
    bank.
  • 4. Adopts tough fiscal standards.

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  • ?????????????(monetary union)?
  • ???????????,?????????????????,??(euro)????
  • ??1999.1.1??
  • 2002.1.1????????
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THE EUROPEAN MONETARY SYSTEM
  • I. Costs / Benefits of A Single Currency
  • A. Benefits
  • 1. Reduces cost of doing business.
  • 2. Reduces exchange rate risk
  • B. Costs
  • 1. Lack of national monetary flexibility.

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EMU???
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  • EMU????????,???ECB????????????????????,?????

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3.4 ????????
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1990???????????
  • 19941995?????
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  • 1998?????
  • 19981999????

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????????? 1/2
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  • Milton Friedman?Allen Meltzer????????,????????????
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