The CFA Franc Zone: Common Currency, Uncommon Challenges

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Cover of the book The CFA Franc Zone: Common Currency, Uncommon Challenges by Anne Ms. Gulde, Charalambos Mr. Tsangarides, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
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Author: Anne Ms. Gulde, Charalambos Mr. Tsangarides ISBN: 9781451998665
Publisher: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND Publication: April 2, 2008
Imprint: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND Language: English
Author: Anne Ms. Gulde, Charalambos Mr. Tsangarides
ISBN: 9781451998665
Publisher: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Publication: April 2, 2008
Imprint: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Language: English
About one-third of countries covered by the IMF's African Department are members of the CFA franc zone. With most other countries moving away from fixed exchange rates, the issue of an adequate policy framework to ensure the sustainability of the CFA franc zone is clearly of interest to policymakers and academics. However, little academic research exists in the public domain. This book aims to fill this void by bringing together work undertaken in the context of intensified regional surveillance and highlighting the current challenges and the main policy requirements if the arrangements are to be carried forward. The book is based on empirical research by a broad group of IMF economists, with contributions from several outside experts.
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About one-third of countries covered by the IMF's African Department are members of the CFA franc zone. With most other countries moving away from fixed exchange rates, the issue of an adequate policy framework to ensure the sustainability of the CFA franc zone is clearly of interest to policymakers and academics. However, little academic research exists in the public domain. This book aims to fill this void by bringing together work undertaken in the context of intensified regional surveillance and highlighting the current challenges and the main policy requirements if the arrangements are to be carried forward. The book is based on empirical research by a broad group of IMF economists, with contributions from several outside experts.

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