Much has been made, while discussing the
euro-area crisis, of the fact that countries using the euro have lost the
ability to correct their imbalances through changes in nominal exchange rates.
So, taking the most extreme example, Greece could not devalue its exchange rate
towards Germany to deal with its imbalances. The statement is of course
correct, but needs three qualifications.
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