Apportioning Foreign Exchange Risk through the Use of Third Currencies: Some Questions on Efficiency
This paper explores the question of how international loans should be denominated in order to minimize the total risks to be borne by both borrower and lender. The authors conclude that, despite current practice, two contracting parties who account in different currencies can always achieve a better...
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