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Would Adopting the Australian Dollar Provide Superior Monetary Policy in New Zealand?

Drew, Aaron; Hall, Vivian Bruce; McDermott, C. John; … - 2002

Counterfactual experiments with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's core model provide some insight into the implications for New Zealand's economic performance over the 1990s, had it credibly fixed its currency to the Australian dollar. If New Zealand had faced the relatively more stimulatory...

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Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanisms and Currency Unions : A Vector Error Correction Approach to a Trans-Tasman Currency Union

Haug, Alfred Albert; Karagedikli, Özer; Ranchhod, Satish - 2006

the similarity of transmission mechanisms in New Zealand and Australia and consider the implications this has for a … using this methodology for New Zealand and Australia remain quite fragile, our analysis nevertheless suggests that the … transmission mechanisms in New Zealand and Australia do display many similarities. In particular the adjustments of both GDP and …

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Die Währungsunion zwischen Australien, Neuseeland und dem Vereinigten Königreich : Arbeitsweise, Zersplitterung und Zerfall

Decker, Frank - In: Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte 63 (2022) 2, pp. 375-407

This article examines the monetary arrangements between Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom from the 1820s to …

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Would adopting the Australian dollar provide superior monetary policy in New Zealand?

Drew, Aaron (contributor) - 2001

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Hard pegs versus intermediate currency arrangements in the Pacific

Helble, Matthias; Prasetyo, Ahmad; Yoshino, Naoyuki - 2015

The 14 Pacific developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have opted for very different exchange rate regimes with varying degrees of flexibility. Whereas several microstates have adopted an external currency as their legal tender, others have decided to use a basket...

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Fixed Exchange Rates with Escape Clauses : The Political Determinants of the European Monetary System Realignments

Bodea, Cristina - 2017

This paper studies the political economy of realignments to fixed exchange rates and suggests that the use of realignments is less likely when there are political benefits from stable exchange rates and when linkages across other issue areas increase the costs of realignment. More specifically...

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