1. Liberalisation Of Financial Markets
Otherwise these policies destabilising capital flows would inevitably undermine the exchange rate. ... According to this view, an exchange rate anchor was particularly effective in countries with high inflation say, high two digits levels that had already tackled (most of) their fiscal imbalances. ... For example, an investor wishing to invest in a foreign country where such a deposit was in operation would find himself obliged to pay out an additional (say) 20%, which he would deposit with the central bank for a period of (say) one year. ... Recent regulatory changes have removed the protecti...
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