International Monetary Systems: The Plaza-Louvre Intervention Accords and the Floating-Rate Dollar Standard (1985-1996)

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The Plaza-Louvre Intervention Accords and the Floating-Rate Dollar Standard (1985-1996)

Rafael Rivera González · Accepted Answer

(G-3) Germany, Japan and the U.S. Hold reserves in each other's currencies; for the United States, this means building up reserves in deutsche marks, yen, and possibly other convertible currencies.

International Monetary Systems

The Plaza-Louvre Intervention Accords and the Floating-Rate Dollar Standard (1985-1996)

(G-3) Germany, Japan and the U.S. Hold reserves in each other's currencies; for the United States, this means building up reserves in deutsche marks, yen, and possibly other convertible currencies.

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