Currency Instability is an economic condition characterized by significant fluctuations in a currency's exchange rate, value, or purchasing power, particularly under the stress of war-related fiscal and monetary disruptions, that distinguishes it from ordinary monetary volatility by its systemic and often policy-induced nature within conflict-driven economies.
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Frederick van der Ploeg, Paúl Krugman · The Economic Journal · 1990 · 464 citations
Models of Currency Crises with Self-Fulfilling Features
Maurice Obstfeld · European Economic Review · 1995 · 265 citations · Full text
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