Managed Floating Plus
In this analysis Morris
Goldstein examines currency regime choices for emerging economies that are heavily
involved with private capital markets. The author argues that the best regime choice for
such economies would be managed floating plus, where "plus" is shorthand
for a framework that includes inflation targeting and aggressive measures to discourage
currency mismatching. Goldstein argues that if managed floating were enhanced in this way,
it would retain the desirable features of a flexible rate regime while addressing the
nominal anchor and balance-sheet problems that have historically underpinned a "fear
of floating" and handicapped the performance of managed floating in emerging
economies. The author also shows why managed floating plus is superior to four alternative
currency-regime options - an adjustable peg system, a "BBC (basket, band, crawl)
regime," a currency board, and dollarization.
CONTENTS
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction: What is the
Best Currency Regime?
2. Methodological Pitfalls in
Choosing Among Currency Regimes
3. Adjustable Peg Regimes
4. The BBC Regime
5. Currency Boards
6. Dollarization
7. Managed Floating Plus
References
Index
112 pages
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