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There are monetary policies and shocks that emanates from adjustments over identified periods that could sway growth rates of investment. The study aimed at determining effect of exchange rate devaluation and interest rate volatility on investment growth ... see more

In this brief note, the author comments on Samual I. Katz’ “Devaluation-Bias and the Bretton Woods System”, arguing that the alleged devaluation-bias of the Bretton Woods system may have reflected prevailing conditions and circumstances rather than any in... see more

The exchange-rate system established at Bretton Woods was intended to combine a fixity of the par-value of each member’s currency in the short run with a flexibility of the parity in the longer-run. Because of this emphasis on the fixity of the spot rates... see more

Criticism of the adjustable peg system of international payments is mounting and well-known economists have gone as far as to deny that devaluation can have positive results in the modern world. Accordingly, the present article examines the latest devalua... see more

In a time when Hellenism came to a rise, other streams of thinking, such as Judaism, were challenged by the Greek way of thinking. Due to this Hellenising trend, some Jews tended to devaluate the Law of Moses. Jewish literature of that time often worked a... see more

The article deals with Britain’s balance of payments on international account from 1958 to 1967. In particular, the author looks at whether or not devaluation was appropriate in 1964, and whether or not the Labour Government was wise in rejecting devaluat... see more

The debate over a devaluation of the U.S. dollar in terms of gold had been going on for months, but the parties seem to be unable to sort out sense from nonsense, truth from fiction, economics from politics and cosmetics. There is speak of “burden” and “b... see more

This paper estimates the effect of Chinese Yuan devaluation on the trade balance of China.  For that a regression equation is developed in which domestic income, foreign income, domestic money supply, foreign money supply and real effective exchange ... see more

A microeconomic model of imperfect Cournot competition is used to derive an explicit endogenous relationship between price level and the nominal exchange rate. We obtain a mark-up that varies endogenously with consumer real income. Using the model, the es... see more

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