floating exchange rate system การใช้

• In March 1973, the fixed exchange rate system became a floating exchange rate system.
• China adopts a regulated, floating exchange rate system based on market supply and demand,
• Under the floating exchange rate system, international discipline is imposed by the market instead.
• A floating exchange rate system is also risky because it invites excessive currency volatility, he said.
• It's not so much a floating exchange rate system as a global floating crap game ."
• The consequence was that a government had to choose between either fixed or fully floating exchange rate systems.
• Finance Minister Masayoshi Takemura went so far Monday as to suggest that the floating exchange rate system needs to be reevaluated.
• Finance minister Masayoshi Takemura went so far Monday as to suggest that the floating exchange rate system needs to be reevaluated.
• The Bank of Thailand adopted a managed floating exchange rate system after floating the baht in the wake of the 1997 financial crisis.
• The action does not " represent any alteration in the current floating exchange rate system nor in the overall economic policy guidelines, which will be maintained ."
• He said Indonesia must leave the floating exchange rate system and return to a fixed exchange rate by pegging the rupiah to the U . S . dollar.
• One important change which took place in the recent crisis was the departure of Thailand and others from the dollar peg system to the floating exchange rate system.
• He is well known for stating that in a floating exchange rate system, expansion of the money supply can come about only by a positive balance of payments.
• Zedillo, visibly upset, responded by defending Mexico's free-floating exchange rate system, in which supply and demand determine the peso's value without any direct intervention by the nation's central bank.
• Bank Indonesia Governor Sjahril Sabirin said the government would continue to use the free floating exchange rate system for the rupiah, although it was currently studying various alternative systems.
• Pridiyathorn told reporters that the central bank will remain committed to the managed floating exchange rate system, under which it occasionally buys or sells dollars to minimize baht volatility.
• The International Monetary Fund welcomed Thailand's decision to move to a floating exchange rate system, and will advise the Thai government as it implements the change, acting IMF Managing Director Stanley Fischer said.
• There are many controversies about the current trade and external debt situation, and it is arguable whether anyone understands how these dynamics will play out in a historically unprecedented floating exchange rate system.
• While capital flight would be more difficult in the Philippines due to its floating exchange rate system, speculators could still cause the value of the Philippine peso to plummet if they decided to pull out.
• Many experts, he says, have concluded " that what is really at fault is the floating exchange rate system itself, which encourages enormous sums of speculative money to race around the world seeking hour-by-hour, even minute-by-minute profits.