Central Banking, Monetary Policy, and Exchange Rates

Edited by Lilian Rolim, Nathalie Marins and Sylvio Antonio Kappes

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Abstract: This informative book provides an overview of monetary policy in open economies from a post-Keynesian perspective. Leading experts discuss how exchange rate dynamics interact with central banking practices, monetary policy strategies and how they influence growth and inflation.

Keywords: Central Banking; Monetary Policy; Exchange Rates; Open Economies; Capital Flows; Macroeconomics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035330041
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to Central Banking, Monetary Policy, and Exchange Rates

Lilian Rolim, Nathalie Marins and Sylvio Antonio Kappes

An accounting framework for understanding exchange rates

John T. Harvey

Exogenous interest rate and interest rate parity theorems: the post-Keynesian debate and a proposed alternative

Ricardo Summa and Nathalie Marins

Financialization of the exchange rate: conceptual delimitations and description of the Brazilian case

Pedro Rossi and Ana Carolina Nicacio

A balance sheet approach to international trade and capital flows

Sylvio Antonio Kappes

Repo market and primary dealers: derisking in the Brazilian Central Bank's liquidity management

Cyro Faccin, Daphnae Helena Picoli and Bruno De Conti

Central banking in subordinate financialized capitalism

Annina Kaltenbrunner and Juan Pablo Painceira

Endogenous productivity regime and the impact of a competitive real exchange rate on economic growth

Hugo Iasco-Pereira and Fabrício Missio

Exchange rates and conflict inflation theory

Guilherme Spinato Morlin

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