International Finance

1998 - 2026

Current editor(s): Benn Steil

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Some Simple Tests of the Globalization and Inflation Hypothesis pp. 343-375: Jane Ihrig, Steven B. Kamin, Deborah Lindner and Jaime Marquez
Asset Price Misalignments and the Role of Money and Credit pp. 377-407: Dieter Gerdesmeier, Hans-Eggert Reimers and Barbara Roffia
Should Monetary Policy Respond to Money Growth? New Results for the Euro Area pp. 409-441: Michael Scharnagl, Christina Gerberding and Franz Seitz
Financial Market Liquidity and the Financial Crisis: An Assessment Using UK Data pp. 443-459: Christopher Martin and Costas Milas
Identifying the Effect of the Bank of Japan's Liquidity Facilities: The Case of Commercial Paper Operations During the Financial Turmoil pp. 461-483: Yasuo Hirose and Shinsuke Ohyama
Revisiting the Philosophy behind Central Bank Policy pp. 485-493: Masaaki Shirakawa
China in Africa: The Washington Consensus versus the Beijing Consensus pp. 495-506: Ronald McKinnon

Currency Crashes in Industrial Countries: What Determines Good and Bad Outcomes? pp. 165-194: Joseph Gagnon
Interdependencies between Monetary Policy and Foreign Exchange Interventions under Inflation Targeting: The Case of Brazil and the Czech Republic pp. 195-221: Jean‐Yves Gnabo, Luiz de Mello and Diego Moccero
Testing for Balance Sheet Effects in Emerging Markets: A Non‐Crisis Setting pp. 223-256: Uluc Aysun
Financial Dollarization and European Union Membership pp. 257-282: Kyriakos Neanidis
Monetary Integration in East Asia: A Hierarchical Clustering Approach pp. 283-309: Chee-Heong Quah and Patrick Crowley
COMMENTARY: International Lessons for Regulatory Reform pp. 311-320: Richard W. Fisher
REVIEW: Central Banking after the Crisis pp. 321-340: Rosa M. Lastra

Reforming the Global Reserve Regime: The Role of a Substitution Account pp. 1-23: Peter Kenen
Practical Monetary Policies pp. 25-53: Alfred Guender and David R. Gillmore
The Transmission of US Monetary Policy to the Euro Area pp. 55-78: Stefano Neri and Andrea Nobili
Cross‐Border Diversification in Bank Asset Portfolios pp. 79-108: Claudia Buch, John Driscoll and Charlotte Ostergaard
Regulatory Reform: Integrating Paradigms pp. 109-139: Augusto de la Torre and Alain Ize
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability: An Emerging Markets Perspective pp. 141-156: Jose De Gregorio
The Return of Keynes pp. 157-163: Paul De Grauwe

Globalization, Domestic Inflation and Global Output Gaps: Evidence from the Euro Area pp. 301-320: Alessandro Calza
Home Bias in Leveraged Buyouts pp. 321-349: Peter Cornelius, Karlijn Juttmann and Broes Langelaar
Sovereign Wealth Funds: Stylized Facts about their Determinants and Governance pp. 351-386: Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick
Exchange Rate Policy: The Euro Area, the United States and Asia pp. 387-410: Leonor Coutinho
Soft Budget Constraints in EU Transition Economy Enterprises pp. 411-430: Tomoe Moore
Some Lessons from the Financial Market Crisis pp. 431-444: Otmar Issing
Regulating Financial Systems in an Intellectual Vacuum pp. 445-462: Matthew Saal

Forword pp. 121-121: Benn Steil
Capital Asset Pricing Model and the Risk Appetite Index: Theoretical Differences, Empirical Similarities and Implementation Problems pp. 123-150: Marcello Pericoli and Massimo Sbracia
Gradualism, Transparency and the Improved Operational Framework: A Look at Overnight Volatility Transmission pp. 151-170: Silvio Colarossi and Andrea Zaghini
Making Monetary Policy by Committee pp. 171-194: Alan Blinder
Inflation Targeting: What Have We Learned? pp. 195-233: Carl Walsh
Trends in Monetary Policy Transparency pp. 235-268: Petra Geraats
The Poisoned Pool pp. 269-289: Manuel Hinds
The Elusive Quest for Energy Independence pp. 291-299: Prakash Loungani

Does It Pay to Have the Euro? Italy's Troubled Politics and Financial Markets under the Lira and the Euro pp. 1-31: Marcel Fratzscher and Livio Stracca
Does Global Liquidity Matter for Monetary Policy in the Euro Area? pp. 33-55: Helge Berger and Thomas Harjes
Why Fiscal Stimulus is Likely to Work pp. 57-73: Antonio Fatas and Ilian Mihov
Why Fiscal Stimulus is Unlikely to Work pp. 75-91: Kevin Hassett
Conflicts of Interest and the Financial Crisis pp. 93-106: Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
The New Theory of Foreign Direct Investment: Merging Trade and Capital Flows pp. 107-119: Katheryn Russ

Global Roles of Currencies pp. 211-245: Christian Thimann
The Retreat of Deposit Dollarization pp. 247-268: Patrick Honohan
Why the United Kingdom Should Join the Eurozone pp. 269-282: Willem Buiter
Why the United Kingdom Should Not Join the Eurozone pp. 283-295: A. Patrick Minford
The Euro: Does a Currency Need a State? pp. 297-310: Otmar Issing
The Crisis in Perspective: The Cost of Being Quiet* pp. 311-325: Tommaso Padoa‐Schioppa
On the Need to Renovate the Eurozone pp. 327-333: Paul De Grauwe

European Stock Markets and the ECB's Monetary Policy Surprises pp. 117-130: Martin T. Bohl, Pierre Siklos and David Sondermann
Capital Inflows, Resource Reallocation and the Real Exchange Rate pp. 131-152: Emmanuel Lartey
Why a Dual Mandate is Right for Monetary Policy pp. 153-165: Benjamin M. Friedman
Why a Dual Mandate is Wrong for Monetary Policy pp. 167-183: Anna Schwartz and Walker F. Todd
Dealing with the Financial Turmoil: Contingent Risks, Policy Challenges and the Role of the IMF pp. 185-192: John Lipsky
The Value of Financial Stability pp. 193-209: Jean‐Marc Gollier

Inflation Targeting in a Small Open Economy pp. 1-18: Nicolas A. Cuche‐Curti, Harris Dellas and Jean-Marc Natal
A Structural Investigation of Third‐Currency Shocks to Bilateral Exchange Rates pp. 19-48: Martin Melecký
Why the Euro Will Rival the Dollar pp. 49-73: Menzie Chinn and Jeffrey Frankel
Why the Euro will Not Rival the Dollar pp. 75-100: Adam Posen
Rethinking the Bright New World of Global Finance pp. 101-107: Paul Volcker
The Risks of Being Chairman in the Age of Turbulence pp. 109-115: Paul De Grauwe