Demanding devaluation : exchange rate politics in the developing world / David A. Steinberg.

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Steinberg, David, 1980- [Author]

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online resource

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9780801454257

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HG3978 .D463 2015

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Cross-country patterns in exchange rate policy and preferences -- Why China undervalues its exchange rate: the domestic politics -- Of currency manipulation -- The political appeal of overvaluation: industrial interests and the repeated overvaluation of the Argentine peso -- Interests, institutions, and exchange rates in South Korea, Mexico and Iran.

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A conditional preference theory of undervalued exchange rates -- Cross-country patterns in exchange rate policy and preferences -- Why China undervalues its exchange rate: the domestic politics -- Of currency manipulation -- The political appeal of overvaluation: industrial interests and the repeated overvaluation of the Argentine peso -- Interests, institutions, and exchange rates in South Korea, Mexico and Iran.

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