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Chapter 16 ExchangeRate Systems 5 Under adjustable pegged exchange rates if the rate of inflation in the United States exceeds the rate of inflation of its trading partners a US exports tend. Two polar cases. Fixed (pegged) exchange rates. CB buys or sells reserves to maintain a set price of foreign exchange. Flexible exchange rates. CB does not intervene in market for foreign exchange. and . the Central Bank. Chapter 19. Exchange Rates are Volatile. Costs of Volatile Exchange Rates. Exchange rate volatility increases risk in international finance. . Ex. Many developing economy corporates issue securities in US$. An exchange rate devaluation will make this more expensive to repay. . s. Lecture. 6. Vallyon. Andrea. 1. Agenda. Presentation about the money history. Exchange rate systems. History of . I. nternational. . M. onetary. . S. ystems . 2. Learning goals. 3. To describe the different types of exchange rate systems. 4/2/2012. Unit 3: Exchange Rates. Exchange Rate Regimes. fixed exchange rate . –. a currency's value is matched to the value of another single currency or to a commodity (e.g., gold). floating exchange rate . On Exchange Rates. Exchange rate systems can be classified according to the degree to which the rates are controlled by the government.. Exchange rate systems normally fall into one of the following categories:. Sections. Exchange rate arrangements. Balance of payments. Exchange rate regime, before 1976. Desired exchange rate stability.. Currencies were largely anchored, either directly or indirectly, on gold.. Table 14-1: Exchange Rate Quotations. Value of $1.00. Domestic and Foreign . C. urrencies. In these lectures, . domestic currency. refers to the US dollar. Foreign currency . refers to the Euro, or at times to the Yen or the Yuan. Fixed vs. Floating. The exchange rate fluctuates in a narrow range (or not at all) against a base currency over a sustained period of time. . Government action is needed to maintain the exchange rate.. Chapter 16 . International Economics. Udayan. Roy. Long Run and Short Run. Long run theories are useful when all prices of inputs and outputs have enough time to adjust fully to changes in supply and demand.. Explain how exchange rate movements are measured.. Explain how the equilibrium exchange rate is determined.. Examine factors that determine the equilibrium exchange rate.. Explain . the movement in cross exchange rates.. in International . Finance. Preview. Goals of macroeconomic policies. Gold standard. Interwar years. Bretton Woods system. Collapse of the Bretton Woods system. Macroeconomic Goals. Macroeconomic. . RATe. An . exchange rate regime, also known as the pegged exchange rate, wherein the government and central bank attempts to keep the value of the currency is fixed against the value of other currencies, is called fixed exchange rate. . Annina Kaltenbrunner, Leeds University Business School, a.kaltenbrunner@leeds.ac.uk. Daniel Perez Ruiz, Leeds University Business School, bndapr@leeds.ac.uk. Anjelo Okot, Leeds University Business School and Central Bank of Uganda, bn15ao@leeds.ac.uk. IIP . Methods, Tools and Applications for Germany. Ulf von . Kalckreuth. , Principal Economist-Statistician, DG Statistics, Deutsche Bundesbank*. *The paper is joint work with Stephanus . Arz. and Stefan .