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Parallel exchange rates in developing countries
Dual exchange rates and black markets for foreign exchange are common in developing countries, and a body of evidence is beginning to emerge on the effects that such parallel foreign exchange systems have on macroeconomic performance. This article presents a simple typology of parallel systems, discusses their emergence, and looks at why countries prefer these arrangements to the main alternatives.
| Link | http://www-wds.worldbank.…64258546&theSitePK=523679 |
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| Date | 28-Feb-1995 |
| Institute | World Bank |
| Tags | finance, exchange, transaction |
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