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Fixed Exchange Rate Credibility with Heterogeneous Expectations

Carlson, John A.; Valev, Neven T. - 2006

After disinflation has been achieved, agents who form more sophisticated forecasts have lower confidence in the sustainability of a peg compared to less sophisticated agents. Furthermore, sustained financial stability leads to a declining proportion of sophisticated agents. Thus, the credibility...

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