Exchange Rates and Interest Groups in Peru, 1950-1996

Alberto Pascó-Font and Piero Ghezzi

No 3120, Research Department Publications from Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department

Abstract: The review of Peruvian exchange rate policies during the last fifty years prompts several questions. First, why did the government choose some exchange rate regimes over others? Second, why did governments target certain exchange rate levels? Third, why, in certain episodes, did governments refuse to abandon an exchange rate peg?

Date: 2000-10
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