medium · CFA Level I Economics
The central bank of a small economy decides to 'peg' its currency to the U.S. Dollar.
By doing so, it most likely:
- Gains complete control over its domestic inflation target.
- Increases the velocity of money automatically.
- Loses its independent monetary policy.
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