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    The international monetary system is defined as the institutional framework that governs international payments, capital movements, and the determination of exchange rates between currencies. It establishes rules and regulations agreed upon by governments to regulate currency exchange values. A government's policies can impact decision making in the international monetary system. The key elements include exchange rates and arrangements for current transactions, as well as international capital movements and reserves. The system has evolved over time from the gold standard to the Bretton Woods system to the current floating rate regime.

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    INTERNATIONAL

    MONETARY
    SYSTEM

    MA. ELEANOR T. FERNANDEZ


    INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM
     It is defined as the institutional framework within which
    international payments are made, movements of capital are
    accommodated, and exchange rates among currencies are
    determined.
     the rules and regulations set by the international monetary
    system to regulate and control the exchange value on the
    currencies are agreed upon by the respective governments of
    the nations. Thus, the government`s stand may affect the
    decision making of the international monetary system.
    PURPOSE OF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
    SYSTEM
    ELEMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
    SYSTEM

    Exchange International payments


    arrangements/ rates and transfers relating to
    current international
    transactions

    International capital
    movements International reserves
    EVOLUTION OF THE IMS
    REFERENCES
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0Onw3_5G7c&t=526s

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mxYE4_-dwk&t=1258s
    ACTIVITY # 1
    Research work:

    1.       Explain the purposes of International Monetary System


    2.       Differentiate the elements of International Monetary System
    3.       Why did the Gold system collapse?
    4.       Why did Bretton woods collapse?
    5.       What consists in  Jamaican Agreement, explain?

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