| The International
Conference on Exchange Rate Regimes in Emerging Market Economies brought
together 47 academics and policy-makers from 34 institutions worldwide for
a high-level dialogue at ADB Institute in Tokyo. The conference was jointly
organized by the French Leading Centre for International Economic Studies
(CEPII), the Korean Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) and
the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI). Twelve papers were presented
and discussed during the conference, covering both general issues as the
choice of and exchange rate regime or the scope for regional cooperation,
and case studies such as Chile, China, HongKong, Kazakhstan, Korea, Poland
and other transition economies. In addition, Paul Krugman and John Williamson
delivered two keynote speeches, and a panel discussion ended the conference. |
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