Partial Currency Substitution is a form of currency substitution in which domestic money remains in use alongside foreign currencies for certain transactions, but does not represent a complete replacement of the national currency in the economy.
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INFLATION STABILIZATION AND NOMINAL ANCHORS
Guillermo A. Calvo, Carlos Végh · Contemporary Economic Policy · 1994 · 146 citations
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Ankara, Türkiye
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Federal Reserve Board of Governors
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