mundell-fleming trilemma
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Contexto: "This article asks how (if at all) do monetary regimes, or each of the three scenarios that stem from the Mundell-Fleming trilemma, raise domination and unfairness."
Fonte: Guajardo, C. (2026). The ethics of the international monetary system. Cambridge University Press.
Fonte: Guajardo, C. (2026). The ethics of the international monetary system. Cambridge University Press.
Termo equivalente: trilema mundell-fleming
Definição: "The Mundell-Fleming trilemma states a cruel truth: 'policy makers cannot have it all'", meaning that having at the same time capital openness, fixed exchange rate and central bank autonomy is not compatible."
Fonte: Carmi, E. (2020). An enduring truth: The Mundell-Fleming trilemma in emerging economies: A study of policy levers to cope with global financial shocks (Master’s thesis, Sciences Po School of Public Affairs).
Fonte: Carmi, E. (2020). An enduring truth: The Mundell-Fleming trilemma in emerging economies: A study of policy levers to cope with global financial shocks (Master’s thesis, Sciences Po School of Public Affairs).
Definição em português: "O trilema de Mundell-Fleming afirma que não é possivel para um país alcançar simultaneamente abertura de capitais, taxa de câmbio fixa e autonomia da política monetária, pois esses três objetivos são incompatíveis."