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established the 1st of January 1999, this date is also the final step of the European monetary Union. The main objectives of this currency were to avoid the speculation and risks of instability of currencies between different member states; to increase the exchange between the different members of the Eurozone; to have a minimized inflation; to improve the functioning of the market of goods, services and capitals and to make the final step of the common european market to create the biggest common market in

project Submitted to: Dr. Steven Wright May 5th, 2010 Dollarization, good or bad? Roland Salameh (7964) INTRODUCTION: Exchange rate regimes occupy a central place in national economies and in the global economy. Dollarization, seen as an instrument against the volatile currency situation and the fluctuating exchange rate has gradually become an option for ending the crisis recommended by experts and international financial institutions, particularly in countries in trouble

régime intermédiaire. Figure 1. All Countries: Exchange Rate Regimes, 1991 and 1999 Number of countries as a percentage of total 70 60% (98) 1991 1999 60 50 42% (77) 34% (63) 40 30 20 24% (45) 23% (36) 16% (25) 10 0 Hard peg Intermediate Source: Reproduced from Fischer (2001). Note: The number of countries is in parenthesis. Float Number of countries as a percentage of total Figure 2. Emerging Markets Countries: Exchange Rate Regimes, 1991 and 1999 64% (21) 70 1991 1999 60

Structured note markets: products, participants and links to wholesale derivatives markets David Rule and Adrian Garratt, Sterling Markets Division, and Ole Rummel, Foreign Exchange Division, Bank of England Hedging and taking risk are the essence of financial markets. A relatively little known mechanism through which this occurs is the market in structured notes, which have embedded derivatives, some of them very complex. Understanding these instruments can be integral to understanding the

crisis and may well be more important than gold’s rate of exchange with paper money at such times. In the US since 1971 the purchasing power of gold has increased. In 1997, the average gold price was somewhat above the level indicated by the long-term average rate of exchange with other commodities and intermediate products, as represented by the wholesale price index. The 1997 gold price was, however, broadly in line with the historic rate of exchange against the basket of goods represented by the

of trade and would certainly increase the level of unemployment” (Martin Feldstein, February 20, 2008). In order to join the EMU, a country must correspond to the Maastricht Convergence Criteria: price stability, sustainable public finances, exchange rate stability and durable convergence. The term “convergence” refers to the process of unifying technological and non-rival domains, preparing late countries in terms of structure and institutions to catch with those at the forefront. The fulfilment

The Theorical foundations of International trade ( Following Foreign trade : it’s the exchange of capital, goods, and services across borders or territories Foreign exchange : it’s the exchange of money in one currency for another. Customs duties : it’s a kind of indirect tax which is collected by a local agency responsible on goods of international trade. Tariffs : it’s a tax levied on imported or exported goods. Quotas : The share or proportion assigned to each in a division.

profit and loss account or income statement. (Fr: hors taxe) absolute advantage - the ability to produce a particular good more cheaply than other countries. (Fr: avantage absolue) absorption costing - see full costing. (Fr: coût global) absorption rate – rate at which production costs are increased to absorb higher overhead costs. a/c or acc or acct – account. (Fr: compte) accelerated depreciation - subtracting a high proportion of the cost of capital investments from taxable profit during the first

Week 3: National Income There are three key variables in macroeconomics: 1) Output = Income (e.g. real GDP) 2) General Price (e.g. GDP deflator) 3) Employment (e.g. unemployment rate) The level of output is the quantity of goods & services that are produced in our economy. In equilibrium, the quantity and price are determined by the supply and demand curves.[1] P D S P* Y* Y Last Week: Level of output was studied from a supply side: capital, labour, and