In the fixed exchange rate regime, the central bank responds to the higher demand for foreign currency entirely by selling (decumulating) foreign exchange reserves (and vice versa), while keeping ...

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But while many European countries have operated under a fixed exchange rate regime during the post-Bretton Woods period, most other industrial economies have chosen to operate under a flexible ...

The Bretton Woods system was abandoned in 1971, largely due to its inflexibility, thus ending the era of fixed exchange rates with currency crosses adopting the free-floating nature that persists ...

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tends to strengthen the case for a fixed-rate system. Such an exchange rate arrangement would protect the economy from the effects of potentially excessive exchange rate and money market volatility.

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In 1971, Nixon dealt the final blow to the postwar Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system and slammed on a 10 per cent across-the-board “surcharge” to force other countries to revalue their ...