In the wake of the collapse of the Bretton Woods exchange rate system, the IMF appointed the Committee of Twenty that suggested for various options for exchange rate arrangement.
In the wake of the
collapse of the Bretton Woods exchange rate system, the IMF appointed the Committee of Twenty that suggested for various options for
exchange rate arrangement. Those
suggestions were approved at Jamaica during February 1976 and were formally
incorporated into the text of the Second
Amendment to the Articles of Agreement that came into force
from April 1978. The options
were broadly:
1. Floating-independence and managed
2. Pegging of currency
3. Crawling peg
4. Target-zone arrangement