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About Docs99
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any related to economic analysis and evolution of the economy

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20+ years in financial services and economic analysis. Teaching experience at grad level

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MPA from Harvard University
Degree in Economics

 
   

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Topic: Economics



Expert: Docs99
Date: 6/4/2008
Subject: money

Question
sir,

   I am an engineering student with a deep interest in economics. I have been trying to understand how money works and more specifically what determines exchange rates.
   Consider that for some reason,The US has decided to pump in billions of dollars into the Indian Economy. starting from the basics, could you explain how this would alter the dynamics of the foreign exchange unltimately causing the exch rate to rate?
    for specifically, could you sugest some good reference which shall give me a complete idea of the subject of foreign exchange, banking etc?

thank you

Answer
Thank you for your question.  You may want to check out a beginners textbook on macroeconomics.  I assume that being an engineering major you math and calculus are strong.  Thus you may be bolder and tackle Patinkin's classic on Money and Banking. Great reading and very clearly explained.  Good Luck.


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