Controlling currency mismatches in emerging markets / Morris Goldstein and Philip Turner.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-152) and index.

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Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Original Sin Hypothesis -- Plan of the Book -- Chapter 2 Why Currency Mismatches Matter -- Chapter 3 Measuring Currency Mismatch: Beyond Original Sin -- Original Sin: A Misleading Measure -- Summary -- Chapter 4 Aggregate Effective Currency Mismatch -- New Measure of Aggregate Effective Currency Mismatch -- Modification of AECM -- Chapter 5 Coping with Potential Currency Mismatches -- Chapter 6 Role of National Macroeconomic Policies and Currency Regimes -- Monetary Policy and Inflation -- Currency Regime -- Fiscal Policies.

Debt and Reserve Management Policies -- Chapter 7 Role of Institutional Factors and Microeconomic Incentives -- Bond Markets -- Prudential Oversight of Financial Institutions -- Regulation of Banks in Major Lending Centers -- Regulation of Banks in Borrowing Countries -- Aggregate Mismatches in the Banking System -- Regulations of Other Financial Institutions -- Rules for Nonfinancial Corporations? -- Chapter 8 International Solutions to Currency Mismatching? -- Chapter 9 Reducing Currency Mismatching: A Domestic Agenda -- Summary -- Appendix A Measuring Mismatches: Some Cautionary Notes.

Appendix B Evolution of the Original Sin Hypothesis -- References -- Index.

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