occasional development measurement misalignment

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Exchange Rate Policy in Developing Countries: Some Analytical Issues (Occasional Paper (Intl Monetary Fund))
Bijan B. Aghevli, Mohsin S. Khan, ...

International Monetary Fund, 1991

Exchange Rate Misalignment: Concepts and Measurement for Developing Countries

1 review
Lawrence E. Hinkle, Peter Montiel

World Bank, 1999

A mini-library of exchange rate issues
Hinkle and Montiel have written a very good book. The book is very comprehensive and detailed. Understanding exchange rate issues is not an easy task, but dealing with exchange rate issues in developing countries is more daunting. In this connection, the authors do a very good job in trying to explain the various concepts of exchange rate misalignment in these emerging countries. One ...

Development Macroeconomics

2 reviews
Pierre-Richard Agenor, Peter J. Montiel

Princeton University Press, 1999

An illuminating offer for macroeconomics scholars
This book by Agenor and Montiel has succeeded to a large extent in their objective of integrating macroeconomic theory with the issues of the less developed countries. Proves to be an useful book which could be a decent alternative to the various textbooks in macroeconomics which are divorced of the diverse features of the less developed countries. Indeed an asset for the subject and the ...

Macroeconomics in Emerging Markets

1 review
Peter J. Montiel

Cambridge University Press, 2002

Readable and insightful
Although the title Macroeconomics in emerging markets seems rather straightforward at first sight, it makes one wonder whether the foundations of macroeconomics in emerging markets really differ from those in industrialised countries. Why a separate macroeconomics textbook for this category of countries? In this extremely lucidly written book, Peter Montiel easily convinces the reader that it is ...

Real exchange rate targeting under capital controls: Can money provide a nominal anchor? (IMF working paper)
Peter Montiel

International Monetary Fund, 1991

Diplomatic efforts to resolve the Afghanistan crisis began almost immediately after the Soviet Union?s military intervention in that country in December 1979. Untying the Afghan Knot offers the first detailed account of the diplomatic process set in motion by that intervention and culminating in the April 1988 Geneva Accords?a milestone in multilateralism and United Nations (UN) peacemaking. Riaz M. Khan, a senior Pakistani diplomat, ...

How mobile is capital in developing countries? (includes related article): An article from: Finance & ...
Nadeem U. Haque, Peter J. Montiel

International Monetary Fund, 1991

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