"International Economics - Exchange Rate Regimes" is an essential resource for understanding the various systems that govern how currencies are valued and exchanged on the global stage. This book delves into the mechanics of different exchange rate regimes, including fixed, floating, and pegged systems, and explores their impact on international trade, investment, and economic stability. It provides a thorough analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of each regime, supported by historical case studies and empirical data. Ideal for students, policymakers, and professionals in the field of international economics, this guide offers valuable insights into the complexities of currency exchange and its implications for global economic dynamics. By examining the interplay between exchange rates and economic policies, readers will gain a deeper understanding of how nations navigate the challenges of the international financial system.