- Explain why time is against fixed exchange rate regimes.
- Explain the difference between the first- and second-generation models of exchange crises.
- Explain why fixed exchange regimes tend to become asymmetric in that one country sets monetary policy for the system as a whole.
- Explain why multiple equilibria in an incomplete monetary union like the Eurozone arise because of a liquidity problem.
- Why is it that countries that are pushed into a bad equilibrium experience a banking crisis?
- When countries are in a bad equilibrium they have to switch off the automatic stabilizers in the budget. Why is this?