Economists have long debated whether the growth of dollar reserve holdings in the Bretton Woods

1. Economists have long debated whether the growth of dollar reserve holdings in the Bretton Woods years was demand-determined (that is, determined by central banks desire to add to their international reserves) or supply-determined (that is, determined by the speed of U.S. monetary growth). What would your answer be? What are the consequences for analyzing the relationship between growth in the world stock of international reserves and worldwide inflation? 2. How might restrictions on private financial account transactions alter the problem of attaining internal and external balance with a fixed exchange rate? What costs might such restrictions involve?

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