Exchange rate regimes irrelevant for stabilization policy, labor mobility key
The type of exchange rate a country uses doesn't really matter for stabilizing the economy. It doesn't affect how well fiscal and monetary policies work. The only things that do matter are how easily people can move between jobs and how easily they can move their money around. Basically, every country can do fine with its own currency. But if people can move around easily or buy things that change value based on certain events, then more policies would be needed to make sure everything stays stable.