Comment une attaque spéculative peut faire s'écrouler un régime de change ?

Comment une attaque spéculative peut faire s'écrouler un régime de change ?
Thomas Renault
CaptainEconomics, 2012
Grado: debutante
Perspective: Otros
Topic: Macroeconomía, Dinero y deuda
Format: Blog y prensa
Enlace: https://www.captaineconomics.fr/-comment-une-attaque-speculative-peut-faire-s-ecrouler-un-regime-de-change

Au coeur de l'instabilité monétaire et financière de nombreux pays, l"attaque spéculative n'en est pas moins un concept obscur pour les néophytes. Le CaptainEconomics, coutumier de la vulgarisation de concepts obscurs, nous prend une nouvelle fois par la main pour et déroule le mécanisme avec précision mais clarté.

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Ce billet d'une grand clarté permet une première maîtrise - certes sommaire - des mécanismes enclenchés lors d'une attaque spéculative. On comprend les intérêts divergents des acteurs, les risques pour chacun d'entre eux et les solutions que peuvent mettre en place les pouvoirs publics pour faire face à l'attaque. Le billet mobilise agréablement mécanisme, exemple numérique pour objectiver les concepts et résultats scientifiques, de quoi poser solidement les bases d'un approfondissement futur.

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