--- "Henry C.K. Liu" <hliu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul is absolutely correct. Further more, the Mosler/Mitchel/Wray proposal does not deal with the froeign exchange problem.
??? There is not foreign exchange 'problem' apart from fixed exchange rate policies, is there?
Also, as per your other post, why would anyone want to force an exporter to spend his fx earnings???
Warren, we have been through this before. Under dollar hegemony, fixed exchange rates require dollar reserves to hold. The Mundell-Fleming thesis, for which Robert Mundell won the 1999 Nobel Prize, states that in international finance, a government has the choice between (1) stable exchange rates, (2) capital mobility and (3) policy autonomy (full employment/low interest rates, counter-cyclical fiscal spending, etc). With unregulated global financial markets, a government can have only two of those three options.
Henry
- Re: Economic reform policy: Some views and proposals, (continued)
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- Re: Economic reform policy: Some views and proposals, Warren Mosler Mon 28 Apr 2003, 15:22 GMT
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- Re: Fixed vs. flexible exchange rates, Henry C.K. Liu Mon 28 Apr 2003, 20:38 GMT
- Re: Fixed vs. flexible exchange rates, paul davidson Tue 29 Apr 2003, 15:24 GMT
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