International Finance

1998 - 2026

Current editor(s): Benn Steil

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‘Chimerica’ and the Global Asset Market Boom pp. 215-239: Niall Ferguson and Moritz Schularick
Excess Money Growth and Inflation Dynamics pp. 241-280: Barbara Roffia and Andrea Zaghini
Increased Diversity and Deepened Uncertainty: Policy Challenges in a Zero‐Inflation Economy pp. 281-300: Kiyohiko G. Nishimura
Trying to Make Sense of the Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy since the Exit from Quantitative Easing pp. 301-316: Kazuo Ueda
Inflation Dynamics pp. 317-334: Frederic Mishkin
A Review of Global Financial Warriors by John B. Taylor pp. 335-343: Peter Garber

Japan's Deflation: A Time‐Inconsistent Policy in Need of an Inflation Target pp. 115-130: Thomas F. Cargill and Federico Guerrero
Total Factor Productivity and Monetary Policy: Evidence from Conditional Volatility pp. 131-152: Nicholas Apergis and Stephen Miller
A Blueprint for IMF Reform: More than just a Lender pp. 153-175: Barry Eichengreen
A Blueprint for IMF Reform: What is Worth Retaining? pp. 177-182: Allan Meltzer
Liquidity Risk and the Global Economy pp. 183-189: Timothy F. Geithner
Debt Relief by Private and Official Creditors: The Record Speaks pp. 191-214: Arturo Porzecanski

Monetary Policy and Asset Prices: More Bad News for ‘Benign Neglect’ pp. 1-20: Wolfram Berger, Friedrich Kißmer and Helmut Wagner
A Speed Limit Monetary Policy Rule for the Euro Area pp. 21-41: Livio Stracca
Why China Should Keep Its Dollar Peg pp. 43-70: Ronald McKinnon
Why China Should Abandon Its Dollar Peg pp. 71-89: Nouriel Roubini
An Action Plan for US Capital Markets pp. 91-99: R. Glenn Hubbard
Sound Policies for Emerging Markets' Financial Stability pp. 101-114: Galina Hale

Monetary Integration Initiatives in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA): Sorting the Overlapping Membership pp. 295-315: Steven Buigut
Exchange Rate Regimes and Reforms: A Panel Analysis for the World versus OECD Countries pp. 317-342: Ansgar Belke, Bernhard Herz and Lukas Vogel
Monetary Policy and the Taylor Principle in Open Economies pp. 343-367: Ludger Linnemann and Andreas Schabert
Fixing US Fiscal Policy pp. 369-380: Douglas Holtz‐Eakin
The New Global Regulatory Agenda in Financial Services: A Framework for the Twenty‐First Century pp. 381-392: Charlie McCreevy
The Role of Expectations in Monetary Policy pp. 393-412: Maria Demertzis

Central Banking by Committee pp. 145-168: Anne Sibert
A Fiscal Price Tag for International Reserves pp. 169-195: David Hauner
Investor Protection and International Investment Positions: An Empirical Analysis pp. 197-221: Teresa L. Cyrus, Talan B. İşcan and Sheena Starky
Why the US Current Account Deficit is Sustainable pp. 223-240: Ricardo Hausmann and Federico Sturzenegger
Why the US Current Account Deficit is Not Sustainable pp. 241-260: Daniel Gros
Powerless Europe: Why is the Euro Area Still a Political Dwarf? pp. 261-279: Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
Lessons from the First Financial Crises of the 21st Century pp. 281-294: Menzie Chinn

A (New) Country Insurance Facility pp. 1-36: Tito Cordella and Eduardo Levy Yeyati
An Assessment of the Disorderly Adjustment Hypothesis for Industrial Economies pp. 37-61: Hilary Croke, Steven B. Kamin and Sylvain Leduc
What Can Account for Fluctuations in the Terms of Trade? pp. 63-86: Marianne Baxter and Michael Kouparitsas
Why Central Banks Should Burst Bubbles pp. 87-107: Nouriel Roubini
Why Central Banks Should Not Burst Bubbles pp. 109-124: Adam Posen
Reflections on Monetary Policy: Flexibility, Transparency and Inflation Guidelines pp. 125-136: Michael H. Moskow
Flaws in the Design of the Eurosystem? pp. 137-144: Paul De Grauwe

Editor's Foreword pp. 361-361: Fabio Ghironi
Expansionary Fiscal Shocks and the US Trade Deficit pp. 363-397: Christopher Erceg, Luca Guerrieri and Christopher Gust
The US Dollar and the Trade Deficit: What Accounts for the Late 1990s? pp. 399-434: Benjamin Hunt and Alessandro Rebucci
Does Government Spending Crowd in Private Consumption? Theory and Empirical Evidence for the Euro Area pp. 435-470: Günter Coenen and Roland Straub
Monetary Policy in a Liquidity Trap: What Have We Learned, and to What End? pp. 471-508: Ippei Fujiwara, Naoko Hara, Naohisa Hirakata, Shinichiro Watanabe and Kentaro Yoshimura
Are Constant Interest Rate Forecasts Modest Policy Interventions? Evidence from a Dynamic Open‐Economy Model pp. 509-544: Malin Adolfson, Stefan Laséen, Jesper Lindé and Mattias Villani
Credibility and Inflation Targeting in an Emerging Market: Lessons from the Chilean Experience pp. 545-575: Luis Cespedes and Claudio Soto

Political and Corporate Governance and Pro‐Cyclicality in Capital Flows: Evidence from Emerging Market Countries pp. 167-198: Alberto Chong, Alejandro Izquierdo, Alejandro Micco and Ugo Panizza
Popular Attitudes, Globalization and Risk pp. 199-229: Marcus Noland
Sacrifice Ratios with Long‐Lived Effects pp. 231-262: Lawrence Huiyan Zhang
Does the Yield Spread Predict Recessions in the Euro Area? pp. 263-301: Fabio Moneta
Macroeconomic Fundamentals and Net Portfolio Investment Between Developed Regions pp. 303-327: Nicole Simpson, Marc Tomljanovich and George S. Georgiev
The Bank of Japan's Struggle with the Zero Lower Bound on Nominal Interest Rates: Exercises in Expectations Management* pp. 329-350: Kazuo Ueda
Robert Rubin: An Insider's Guide to the Man and His Message pp. 351-360: Eduardo Aninat

Financial Supervision in an Integrating Europe: Measuring Cross‐Border Externalities pp. 1-27: Dirk Schoenmaker and Sander Oosterloo
Will Basel II Lead to a Specialization of Unsophisticated Banks on High‐Risk Borrowers? pp. 29-55: Bertrand Rime
Passive Creditors pp. 57-86: Koen Schoors and Konstantin Sonin
Designing Macroeconomic Frameworks: A Positive Analysis of Monetary and Fiscal Delegation pp. 87-117: Francesca Castellani and Xavier Debrun
Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Trade and Asymmetric Shocks in the Economic and Monetary Union pp. 119-137: Khalid Sekkat and Joffrey Malek Mansour
Playing Monopoly with the Devil pp. 139-149: Manuel Hinds
On the Choice and Consequences of Exchange Rate Regimes pp. 151-166: Luis Cespedes