Managing Economic Volatility and Crises 2005
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511510755.012
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Lessons from the Russian Crisis of 1998 and Recovery

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“…36 Future work can usefully extend the analysis to test its empirical relevance. For example, Herrera (2004) describes the sequence of policy actions and evolution of the macroeconomic policy mix including debt management in Brazil, and Pinto, Gurvich, and Ulatov (2004) describe this for Russia, which can be useful in identifying the timing of policy shifts and changes in the composition of debt and their relationship with fiscal and monetary policies. Another area of research is a closer examination of the cyclical characteristics of monetary policy and its impact on debt management.…”
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“…36 Future work can usefully extend the analysis to test its empirical relevance. For example, Herrera (2004) describes the sequence of policy actions and evolution of the macroeconomic policy mix including debt management in Brazil, and Pinto, Gurvich, and Ulatov (2004) describe this for Russia, which can be useful in identifying the timing of policy shifts and changes in the composition of debt and their relationship with fiscal and monetary policies. Another area of research is a closer examination of the cyclical characteristics of monetary policy and its impact on debt management.…”
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“…40 Another reason is the interaction of the swap with existing investor portfolios, which in Russia's case meant rising margin calls on the commercial banks' holdings of government dollar-denominated paper purchased on margin, the 40 A formal analytical statement of this argument can be found in Aizenman, Kletzer and Pinto (2005). For more on the Russian swap and why it failed, see Kharas, Pinto and Ulatov (2001) and Pinto, Gurvich and Ulatov (2005).…”
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“…c / Does not capture the subsequent debt renegotiation. Source: Table9.1,Pinto, Gurvich and Ulatov (2005).…”
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“…This section is derived and based upon the following works: Gaidar (1999), Gould-Davies and Woods (1999),Pinto et al (2004), andStiglitz (2003).…”
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