Choosing an exchange rate regime : the challenge for smaller industrial countries /
Choosing an exchange rate regime : the challenge for smaller industrial countries /
edited by Victor Argy and Paul de Grauwe ; whith a summary by J. J. Polak.
- Washington, D.C : International Monetary Fund, 1990.
- 392 páginas : ilustraciones a blanco y negro ; 23 cm.
Introduction / Victor Argy and Paul de Grauwe p. 1 -- Choice of exchange rate regime for a smaller economiy: a survey of some key issues / Victor Argy p. 6 -- Comment / Morris Goldstein p. 82 -- Financial market integration and exchange rate policy / Donald J. Mathieson and Liliana Rojas-Suárez p. 86 -- Comment / Giorgio Basevi p. 131 -- Exchange rate experiences of small EMS countries: Belgium, Denmark, and the Netherlands / Paul de Grauwe and Wim Vanhaverbeke p. 135 -- Comment / Daniel Gros p. 156 -- Exchange rate policy, inflation, and unemployment: the Nordic EFTA Countries / Thorvaldur Gylfason p. 163 -- Comment / Johnny Akerholm p. 193 -- In the Shadow of the mark: exchange rate and monetary policy in Austria and Switzerland / Hans Genberg p. 197 -- Comment / Georg Rich p. 220 -- Exchange rate policy in advanced commodity-exporting countries: Australia and New Zealand / Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Robert G. Gregory p. 224 -- Comments / Jeff Carmichael p. 272 -- Comments / Grant Spencer p. 277 -- Credibility and asymmetries in the EMS / Michele Fratianni and Jurgen von Hagen p. 285 -- Comment / Stefan Schonberg p. 316 -- Monetary and exchange rate targets, and after: a stochastic hard landing for sterling? / Marcus Miller and Alan Sutherland p. 319 -- Comment / Christopher Taylor p. 345 -- Fiscal constraints of a fixed exchange rate regime / Hugh Bredenkamp and Michael Deppler p. 350 -- Postscript: exchange rate policy in Canada / Stephen S. Polak p. 374 -- Summary / Jacques J. Polak p. 378 -- List of participants p. 389.
1557751331
Fondo Monetario Internacional.
Tipo de cambio.
HG 3851 / .C47 1990
MV2014
Introduction / Victor Argy and Paul de Grauwe p. 1 -- Choice of exchange rate regime for a smaller economiy: a survey of some key issues / Victor Argy p. 6 -- Comment / Morris Goldstein p. 82 -- Financial market integration and exchange rate policy / Donald J. Mathieson and Liliana Rojas-Suárez p. 86 -- Comment / Giorgio Basevi p. 131 -- Exchange rate experiences of small EMS countries: Belgium, Denmark, and the Netherlands / Paul de Grauwe and Wim Vanhaverbeke p. 135 -- Comment / Daniel Gros p. 156 -- Exchange rate policy, inflation, and unemployment: the Nordic EFTA Countries / Thorvaldur Gylfason p. 163 -- Comment / Johnny Akerholm p. 193 -- In the Shadow of the mark: exchange rate and monetary policy in Austria and Switzerland / Hans Genberg p. 197 -- Comment / Georg Rich p. 220 -- Exchange rate policy in advanced commodity-exporting countries: Australia and New Zealand / Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Robert G. Gregory p. 224 -- Comments / Jeff Carmichael p. 272 -- Comments / Grant Spencer p. 277 -- Credibility and asymmetries in the EMS / Michele Fratianni and Jurgen von Hagen p. 285 -- Comment / Stefan Schonberg p. 316 -- Monetary and exchange rate targets, and after: a stochastic hard landing for sterling? / Marcus Miller and Alan Sutherland p. 319 -- Comment / Christopher Taylor p. 345 -- Fiscal constraints of a fixed exchange rate regime / Hugh Bredenkamp and Michael Deppler p. 350 -- Postscript: exchange rate policy in Canada / Stephen S. Polak p. 374 -- Summary / Jacques J. Polak p. 378 -- List of participants p. 389.
1557751331
Fondo Monetario Internacional.
Tipo de cambio.
HG 3851 / .C47 1990
MV2014