• Yet free prices, free exchange rates, free trade, free labour markets and privatisation have proved a colossal success.

    ECONOMIST: The world after 1989

  • In other words, free-floating exchange rates are probably not the best option.

    ECONOMIST: Getting out of a fix

  • Now given we live in a globalised financial market, with free-floating exchange rates and no capital controls, how would you "do" financial repression?

    BBC: Business

  • But there is little appetite to abandon the world of floating exchange rates, while free trade talks, also encouraged at Bretton Woods, have stalled.

    BBC: Q&A: The G20 summit

  • Free capital movement and pegged exchange rates are a dangerous mix (unless the currency is fixed under a currency-board arrangement as in Hong Kong, where all local currency must be fully backed by American dollars).

    ECONOMIST: Keeping the hot money out

  • Regulators, politicians and industry groups are now poring over ways to improve the calculation of such rates (see Free Exchange).

    ECONOMIST: Interest rates

  • For both foreign and domestic carmakers, the U.S. has become a more attractive place to assemble vehicles for sale in other countries for multiple reasons: currency exchange rates that effectively lowered U.S. labor costs, new free-trade pacts, high quality and available plant capacity.

    FORBES: Foreign Carmakers Ship More Made-In-USA Cars Overseas

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