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Investors’ recognition of these risks may be one driver of capital outflows, meaning that distortionary incentives in the financial system are also contributing to the downward pressure on the exchange rate.
But at least four factors could push the dollar-euro exchange rate the other way.
The implication is that hundreds of billions of dollars of capital will have to flow annually to the US from Europe just to maintain the present euro-dollar exchange rate.
What, then, can strike a balance between the opposing forces operating on the euro-dollar exchange rate?
The new transatlantic formula must be greater say in decision-making in exchange for a greater share of responsibility.
President Barack Obama will likely raise issues such as the bilateral trade imbalance, the Chinese government’s manipulation of the renminbi’s exchange rate, prevention of nuclear proliferation, recent tension on the Korean peninsula, international cooperation on climate change, and China’s poor human rights record.
An exchange between two characters in a scene from the movie “Apocalypse Now” captures an anti-ethic that characterizes the Bush administration’s policies as well:Willard: “They told me that you had gone totally insane, and that your methods were unsound.”
During previous rounds of negotiations, the Palestinian Authority agreed, in principle, to exchange up to 1.9% of West Bank land for Israeli territory.
This means that Israel would be able to annex some settlements adjacent to its border, while giving up only a small share of its land – an exchange to which it should be open when serious negotiations are underway.
North Korea would be expected to give up its nuclear weapons and place its nuclear material under international safeguards in exchange for formal security assurances, energy resources, and a range of political and economic benefits.
Such efforts should be renewed as soon as possible; the US should agree to bilateral as well as six-party talks with the North, possibly in exchange for a moratorium on nuclear tests.
In exchange for this flexibility, the lender receives a share of any capital gain that is realized when the home is sold.
The original Silk Road, established more than 2,000 years ago, was a critical network of trade routes that promoted economic, political, and cultural exchange among Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Managing the exchange rate becomes much more difficult when capital is free to come and go as it pleases.
But it is not impossible – as long as policymakers understand the critical role played by the exchange rate and the need to subordinate capital flows to the requirements of competitiveness.
But there is little question that Asian real exchange rates are in for a major real appreciation.
The real exchange rate is of paramount importance here, as it determines the competitiveness and profitability of modern tradable activities.
They, too, could have used their exchange rates more actively in order to stimulate industrialization and growth.
In the 1930’s, the countries that raised their tariffs and tightened their quotas the most were those with the least ability to manage their exchange rates – namely, countries that remained on the gold standard.
The Taliban, who demanded to be left alone in exchange for staying out of politics, were driven into Pakistan, where they reconvened.
Then there is Enrique, who is “willing to donate my kidney for an exchange.
Europe's fixed exchange rate mechanism collapsed in 1992.
Moreover, today’s global imbalances and misaligned real exchange rates threaten to bring on not just mild recession, but significant and prolonged depression.
One year, they might seek to control inflation, but the previous year they sought to reduce unemployment, and next year they might try to lower the government’s debt refinancing costs, and the year after that they might worry about keeping the exchange rate at whatever value their political masters prefer.
Turkey has suffered from rising oil prices, falling tourism income (its second-largest source of foreign exchange), and declining foreign investment.
South America's unfolding crisis points out, once again, three major problems in today's international financial system: pegged exchange rates, volatile international capital movements, and the International Monetary Fund itself.
First, much of the region pegged its exchange rates to the U.S. dollar.
In a flexible exchange rate system, currencies would have gradually depreciated, as happened in some other commodity exporting countries (such as Canada, Australia, and New Zealand).
Instead, many Latin American countries tried to defend the exchange rates by raising interest rates sharply.
In the case of Brazil, the IMF also told the government to prevent a depreciation of its highly overvalued exchange rate.
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