Impact of Exchnage Rate Regime in EC
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THE IMPACT OF THE EXCHANGE RATE REGIME ON INFLATION AND PAYMENT BALANCES WITHIN This research examines the impact of the monetary exchange rate regime on inflation within and payments balances among the member states of the European Communities (EC). The EC is an umbrella name for a broad spectrum of organizations linking most of the nations of Western Europe. The exchange rate regime is the essential aspect of the functioning of the European Monetary System (EMS), which is one element in the structure of the EC. In effect, this research is a partial assessment of the EMS. Formation of the European Community, and of European Monetary System Within the context of international regional integration, there are five levels(1) freetrade area, (2) customs union, (3) common market, (4) economic union, and (5) political union (Grosse, & Kujawa, 1988). Each successive level involves a greater degree of integration. At the lowest level of integration, the freetrade area, tariffs are eliminated on the trade between the member countries. At the next level, the customs union, common external tariffs are applied to all trade between the member countries and non member countries. The third level, the common market, moves one step further along, and permits the free flow of the factors of production among member countries. At the fourth level, economic union, monetary and fiscal harmonization among member countries is added to the common market syste
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6.00%
10/81 +5.50% 3.00% 3.00% +5.50%
2/82 8.50% 3.00%
6/82 +4.25% 5.75% 2.75% +4.25%
3/83 +1.50% +2.50% +5.50% 2.50% 3.50% 2.50% +3.50%
5/83 7.80%
Cum. 7.13% 8.09% +18.4% 10.8% 3.50% 20.3% +13.8%
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7/85 +2.00% +2.00% +2.00% +2.00% +2.00% 6.00% +2.00%
4/86 +1.00% +1.00% +3.00% 3.00% +3.00%
8/86 8.00%
1/87 +2.00% +3.00% +3.00%
Cum. 2.41% 5.31% +28.1% 11.7% 9.44% 24.1% +23.1%
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(Source: Artis, 1987)
============================================================= of the lira with respect to each of the other ERM currencies. To accomplish this objective, the lira was devalued by 8.0 percent.
The realignment in January 1987 involved the Belgian/ Luxembourg franc, the German mark, and the Dutch guilder. The purpose of the realignment
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Belgian/ Luxembourg, EURATOM ECSCfunctioned, Additionally EMS, Dutch Luxembourg, ERM Eight, Monetary System, Giavazzi Giovannini, Grosse Kujawa, ECU EMS, Giavazzi Spaventa, exchange rate, european monetary, monetary system, european monetary system, loss value, cumulative loss value, erm countries, cumulative loss, common market, haldane 1991, payment balances, giavazzi giovannini, 1 january 1984, england cambridge university, cambridge england cambridge,
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Approximate Pages = 18 (250 words per page)
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