Exchange rate constraints and money control in Korea

@inproceedings{Kim1995ExchangeRC,
  title={Exchange rate constraints and money control in Korea},
  author={Gyuhan Kim},
  year={1995}
}
This paper applies two traditional empirical approaches to investigate how successfully Korea managed to control money supply in response to the changes in foreign reserves since 1980. One is to estimate offset coefficients and the other is to estimate sterilization coefficients. The estimation results are as follows. Reflecting strict and effective capital controls, the domestic monetary policies were partially offset mainly by short-term capital flows. The Bank of Korea pursued sterilization… Expand
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