1.   A similar argument can be made for currency boards, on which Schuler had enthused earlier.

2.   However, with a currency board, the process is reversible.

3.   This cuts out the currency board as middleman, and has a similar economic effect.

4.   And all around the area, currency exchanges with glass fronts and currency boards have been gouged into the facades of centuries-old buildings.

5.   And it has insisted that in order for Bulgaria to qualify for new loans, the government must agree to the introduction of a currency board.

6.   Argentina adopted its currency board only after it lost control of its monetary policy and flirted with hyperinflation and the disintegration of its monetary system.

7.   As a result, Canada has neither the responsiveness of a completely free floating exchange rate nor the predictability of a fixed rate set by a currency board.

8.   As missionary of the fixed exchange rate, Hanke says he has promoted currency boards to the governments of Lithuania, Estonia, Bosnia, Bulgaria and Argentina.

9.   Basically, a currency board has four tenets.

10.   A currency board has to begin with enough reserves to support the local currency in circulation.