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3. showed that it remained high in CIS economies (compared to other emerging markets) in the first half of 2000s. It should not be surprising if one takes into consideration their relatively high shares of imports in GDP, especially of consumer goods. Thus the 'fear of floating' may be a sufficient explanation of why the repeated IMF attempts to promote the IT regime in CIS countries have failed so far. There are still BOFIT-Institute for Economies in Transition Bank of Finland BOFIT Discussion Papers 8;Source: IMF Financial Soundness Indicators Regarding the exchange rate pass-through to domestic inflation, Korhonen and Wachtel,2002