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Statement to Congress, May 3, 1995(benefits and cost of substituting a $ 1 coin for the $1 bank note)

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jul

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Banking and currency crisis and systemic risk: lessons from recent events

Banking and currency crises have done severe economic damage in many countries in recent years. This article examines the causes and characteristics of these crises and the public policies intended to prevent them or mitigate their adverse consequences.
Economic Perspectives , Volume 25 , Issue Q III , Pages 9-28

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Ending the lag

FRBSF Economic Letter

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Hysteresis in a simple model of currency substitution

A simple model of currency substitution is developed in which the private cost of performing transactions in the foreign currency depends upon the aggregate degree of dollarization. This feature generates multiple steady states and hysteresis in an otherwise standard cash-in-advance model of a small open economy. In particular, a temporary increase in the rate of inflation can drive the economy to a dollarized equilibrium in which the velocity of circulation of domestic currency is permanently higher.
International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 509

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Financial innovation and the speed of adjustment of money demand: evidence from Bolivia, Israel, and Venezuela

Traditional studies of money demand for both developed and less developed countries have shown that there are periods of "missing money," that is, there is consistent overprediction of real balances. This paper uses cointegration techniques to study the effects of financial innovation on the demand for real balances in Bolivia, Israel, and Venezuela. The results show that financial innovation can account for the instability of money demand observed in these countries. In particular, I find that the long run demand for real balances shifted down. In addition, I show that the speed at which ...
International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 567

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Narrow money, broad money, and the transmission of monetary policy

Proceedings

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New $20 bills released

Financial Update , Volume 11 , Issue Oct , Pages 6

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Argentina, Mexico, and currency boards: another case of rules versus discretion

This article discusses currency boards in light of the recent economic experiences of Mexico and Argentina. Carlos Zarazaga argues that currency boards do not solve the important time inconsistency problem pointed out in the rules-versus-discretion literature. Because of this failure, even the quasi-currency board established by law (the so-called convertibility law) did not protect Argentina from one of its most severe financial crises in modern times. ; In addition, there is the normative issue of whether an ironclad rule such as a currency board rule is superior to a noncontingent one. ...
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Q IV , Pages 14-24

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The changing meaning of money

Southwest Economy , Issue Nov , Pages 6-9

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The household demand for money: estimates from cross-sectional data

Quarterly Review , Volume 12 , Issue Spr , Pages 29-34

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