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This 14 page paper examines the way that fixed and pegged exchange rates have been used to try and create stable economies and economic growth and the advantages and difficulties seen in these strategies. The paper starts by looking at the gold standard and then examining the well known and long running Bretton-Woods agreement. In addition to these later attempts are also considered, including dollarizatiosn and the creation of a new single currency in the EU; the Euro. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
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14 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEexmechan.rtf
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Bretton Woods Agreement * Dollarization * The EU Single currency There have been a range of problems with the fixing of exchange rates, these have including market
pressures that impact on the supply and demand for currencies and in the case of Bretton Woods the lack of gold to support the standard was also an issue. In
Panama were the use of dollarization has been seen the results appear to be very positive with a stable economy. The EU have followed a similar approach, but with a
model that seeks to align the ember states economies with a range of economic criteria and then transitioned from a fixed exchange rate system to a single currency. Concerns exist
for the way the diverse economies may be managed with the loss of interest setting or devaluation of financial tool. But early signs appear to indicate this is creating stability,
but it is too early to assess the long term results. Text In business there are any dynamic factors which impact
on the way a business is run and the results it is able to produce. One factor which has been highly influential over years in terms of international trade has
been the exchange rate fluctuations. There have also been many attempts to use a range of exchange rate mechanisms in order to control exchange rates in order to benefit the
economies involved in the agreements. Tools used have ranged from the pegging or fixing of exchange rates, either against each other or against something else such as the value of
gold. The role of the state, or central banks, in creating a stable economy has been an ongoing function, if we look at the basic tenants of most
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