Bank for International Settlements

M S Mohanty

Michela Scatigna

English

Research Papers in Economics

A note on the pass-through from exchange rate and foreign price changes to inflation in selected emerging market economies”,

Can emerging markets float? Should they inflation target?”, Working Paper Series, no 36, February,

Capital account liberalisation: the Japanese experience and implications for China”, in China’s capital account liberalisation: international perspectives,

Capital account liberalisation: what do cross-country studies tell us?”,

Capital markets and the exchange rate: with special reference to the dollarisation debate in Latin America”,

Capital-account convertibility and the role of the IMF”,

Central bank intervention and market expectations”,

Classifying exchange rate regimes: deeds vs words, (mimeo),

Commentary: how should monetary policymakers react to the new challenges of global economic integration?”, Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City,

Controlling currency mismatches in emerging markets,

Coping with terms-of-trade shocks: pegs versus floats”, American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings,

Countercyclical fiscal policy and central banks”,

Did Malaysia’s capital controls work?”,

Does foreign exchange intervention work?,

Exchange arrangements and foreign exchange markets: developments and issues”, World Economic and Financial Surveys,

Exchange rate management: an emerging consensus”, address at the 14th National Assembly of Forex Association of India, Reserve Bank of India.

Exchange rate pass-through to domestic prices: does the inflationary environment matter?”, IMF Working Paper,

Exchange rate regimes for emerging markets: reviving intermediate option,

Exchange rate regimes: is the bipolar view correct?”,

Exchange rates and financial fragility”, in Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, New challenges for monetary policy, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

Fear of floating”,

Holding international reserves in an era of high capital mobility, paper presented at the Brookings Trade Forum,

How effective are capital controls?”,

Ilan Goldfajn and Andre Minnella (2003): Inflation targeting in emerging economies, paper presented at the NBER

Inflation targeting and the exchange rate fluctuations in Australia”, Research Discussion Paper, 2000-06, Reserve Bank of Australia.

International financial crises: causes, prevention, and cures”, American Economic Review Papers and Proceedings,

International institutions for reducing global financial instability”,

Is sterilised foreign exchange intervention effective after all? An event study approach”,

Iván (2003): “Foreign exchange intervention in developing and transition economies: results of a survey”, IMF Working Paper,

Kicking the habit and turning over a new leaf: monetary policy in East Asia after the currency crisis”, Occasional Paper, no 21,

Living with flexible exchange rates: issues and recent experience in inflation targeting emerging market economies”, BIS Working Papers, no 130.

Managed floating plus”, Policy Analysis

Monetary policy rules in emerging market economies: issues and evidence, BIS Working Papers, no 149.

Monetary policy rules in some mature emerging economies”,

Official intervention in the foreign exchange market: is it effective and, if so, how does it work?”,

One cost of the Chilean capital controls: increased financial constraints for smaller trade firms”, NBER Working Paper Series, no 9777,

Ong Chong (2003): “Singapore’s policy of non-internationalisation of the Singapore dollar and the Asian dollar market”, in China’s capital account liberalisation: international perspectives,

Open letter by the Governor to the Minister of Finance

Optimal international reserves: a stochastic framework”,

Paolo Mauro and Andrew

Policy rules and external shocks”, in Norman Loayza and Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel (eds), Monetary Policy: Rules and Transmission Mechanisms, Central Bank of Chile,

Policy rules for open economies”, in John B Taylor (ed), Monetary Policy Rules, NBER,

Report of the working group on exchange market intervention, Treasury Department,

Resisting exchange rate appreciation and accumulating reserves: what are the consequences for the domestic financial system?”, policy paper for discussion at the BIS meeting at

Should the IMF pursue capital account convertibility?”,

Takatoshi (2002): “Is foreign exchange intervention effective? The Japanese experience in the 1990s”, NBER Working Paper Series, no 8914,

The effectiveness of central-bank intervention: a survey of the literature after

The global capital market: benefactor or menace?”,

The high demand for international reserves in the Far East: what’s going on?”, Pacific Basin Working Paper Series, no PB02-08, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

The implementation of monetary policy in industrial countries: a survey”,

The mirage of floating exchange rates”,

The modern history of exchange rate arrangements: a reinterpretation”, NBER Working Paper Series, no 8963,

The role of the exchange rate in monetary-policy rules”, American Economic Review Papers and

Why do countries float the way they float?”,

Globalisation and monetary policy in emerging markets

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