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Imagine a world of two countries in which the only causes of fluctuations in stock prices are unexpected shifts in monetary policies. Under which exchange rate regime would you expect the gains from international asset trade to be greater, fixed or floating?

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          Imagine a world of two countries in which the only causes of fluctuations in stock prices are unexpected shifts in monetary policies. Under which exchange rate regime would you expect the gains from international asset trade to be greater, fixed or floating?

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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This means that unexpected shifts in monetary policies would not directly affect the exchange rate, but they could still affect stock prices through their impact on the economy. On the other hand, in a floating exchange rate regime, the value of a country's Show more…

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Imagine a world of two countries in which the only causes of fluctuations in stock prices are unexpected shifts in monetary policies. Under which exchange rate regime would you expect the gains from international asset trade to be greater, fixed or floating?