rate stabilization second another specificity international optimal monetary policy issue strategic interactions competitive devaluations due cross border spillovers quantities prices therein national authorities different countries face incentives manipulate terms trade increase national welfare absence international policy coordination even though gains international policy coordination might small gains may become relevant balanced incentives international noncooperation ref name corsetti g pp third open economies face policy trade offs asset market distortions prevent global efficient allocation even though
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