The Bretton Woods System, the crawling peg, the target zone, currency boards, and managed float systems have all been successful currency exchange systems in use since the mid-1940s.

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The Bretton Woods System was established in the mid-1940s but collapsed in the early 1970s. Other systems like crawling peg, target zone, currency boards, and managed float have been used at different times and with varying degrees of success.

The Bretton Woods System, the Crawling Peg, the Target Zone