Managed Floating Exchange Rates, Intervention Policy and Macroeconomic Policies

Abstract

Traditionally, international monetary economists focus their attention on the framework of either a pure fixed or a pure flexible exchange rate system. With the demise of the Bretton Woods system, many countries have begun to use an intervention policy in the foreign exchange market and adopted the regime of managed floating exchange rates. Such a change has encouraged many economists into the field of this system. Although the contributions in this area are very rich, there is no systematic analysis concerning whether intervention policy will enhance or weaken the effectiveness of macroeconomic policies. That is why this article is written.

Citation

Lai, C., Hsiao, W. and Chang, W. (1985), "Managed Floating Exchange Rates, Intervention Policy and Macroeconomic Policies", Journal of Economic Studies, Vol. 12 No. 4, pp. 52-57. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb002606