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currency substitution: a standalone construct

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International macroeconomics

the holding of foreign currency in place of domestic money, which links money demand across countries and weakens monetary autonomy.

In international macroeconomics, currency substitution refers to the holding of foreign currency in place of domestic money, which links money demand across countries and weakens monetary autonomy. This meaning comes from Girton (1981) in Journal of Money, Credit and Banking.[1]

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References

Girton, L., & Roper, D. (1981). Theory and Implications of Currency Substitution. Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 13(1), 12. https://doi.org/10.2307/1991805

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