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Methodology for current account and exchange rate assessments

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: IMF WashingtonUS 2001Description: v, 39 pAction note:
  • 9/13/02 JOY_D
Summary: Provides perspectives on alternative frameworks for assessing exchange rates and the rationale for the Coordinating Group on Exchange Rate Issues (CGER)'s general approach. Updates the description of the methodology for assessing the current accounts and exchange rates of industrial countries, pointing to the relative strengths and weaknesses of CGER's analytical framework and the judgements involved in deriving and interpreting the quantitative assessments. Describes some initial efforts to develop a separate methodology for assessing the current account positions of emerging market economies.
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Monograph CARICOM Documentation Centre 11.03.01 M592 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0000000013644

Provides perspectives on alternative frameworks for assessing exchange rates and the rationale for the Coordinating Group on Exchange Rate Issues (CGER)'s general approach. Updates the description of the methodology for assessing the current accounts and exchange rates of industrial countries, pointing to the relative strengths and weaknesses of CGER's analytical framework and the judgements involved in deriving and interpreting the quantitative assessments. Describes some initial efforts to develop a separate methodology for assessing the current account positions of emerging market economies.

9/13/02 JOY_D

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