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1990, articles aug

Central banking issues in emerging market-oriented economies: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 23-25, 1990 pp. 1-228

Anonymous

1990

The role of central banks pp. 1-8

Paul Volcker

Monetary policy and the control of inflation pp. 9-21

John W. Crow

Central banks and the financial system pp. 23-34

E. Gerald Corrigan

Currency convertibility in Eastern Europe pp. 35-49

C. Fred Bergsten and John Williamson

Policy dilemmas of Eastern European reforms: notes of an insider pp. 51-56

Vaclav Klaus

Recent developments in Poland pp. 57-63

Wladyslaw Baka

Recent developments in Bulgaria pp. 65-68

Ivan Dragnevski

Recent developments in Yugoslavia pp. 69-74

Mitja Gaspari

Recent developments in the Soviet Union pp. 75-78

Victor V. Gerashchenko

Recent developments in Romania pp. 79-82

Mugur Isarescu

Recent developments in Hungary pp. 83-85

Imre Tarafas

Recent developments in Czechoslovakia pp. 87-91

Josef Tosovsky

Monetary policy and the control of inflation: commentary pp. 93-98

Martin Feldstein

Commentary: monetary policy and the control of inflation pp. 99-103

Lawrence A. Kudlow

Commentary: monetary policy and the control of inflation pp. 105-111

Allan Meltzer

Commentary: monetary policy and the control of inflation pp. 113-115

Georg Rich

Commentary: monetary policy and the control of inflation pp. 117-121

Niels Thygesen

Commentary: central banks and the financial system pp. 123-127

Andrew D. Crockett

Commentary: central banks and the financial system pp. 129-134

Mervyn A. King

Commentary: central banks and the financial system pp. 135-138

Philippe Lagayette

Comment from the floor pp. 139

Allan Meltzer

Commentary: currency convertibility in Eastern Europe pp. 141-148

Richard N. Cooper

Commentary: currency convertibility in Eastern Europe pp. 149-156

Jacob A. Frenkel

Commentary: currency convertibility in Eastern Europe pp. 157-165

Arnold Harberger

1989

Monetary policy in the 1990s: lessons and challenges pp. 1-53

Charles Freedman

Changing effects of monetary policy on real economic activity pp. 55-127

Benjamin M. Friedman

Policy targets and operating procedures in the 1990s pp. 129-141

Donald L. Kohn

Policy targets and operating procedures: the Australian case pp. 143-159

Ian J. Macfarlane

Policy targets and operating procedures in the 1990s: the case of Japan pp. 161-173

Yoshio Suzuki

Europe 1992: some monetary policy issues pp. 175-182

Robin Leigh-Pemberton

International dimensions of monetary policy: coordination versus autonomy pp. 183-243

Jacob A. Frenkel, Morris Goldstein and Paul Masson

The dollar in the 1990s: competitiveness and the challenges of new economic blocs pp. 245-290

Rüdiger Dornbusch

Overview: central bank perspectives pp. 291-297

John W. Crow

Overview: central bank perspectives pp. 299-307

Leonhard Gleske

Overview: central bank perspectives pp. 309-313

Alan Greenspan

Monetary policy issues in the 1990s - a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 30- September 1, 1989

Anonymous

1988

Causes of changing financial market volatility pp. 1-32

Robert Shiller

Financial factors in business fluctuations pp. 33-78

Mark Gertler and Robert Hubbard

The international transmission of asset price volatility pp. 79-132

Charles A. E. Goodhart

Globalization of financial markets: international supervisory and regulatory issues pp. 133-140

Alexandre Lamfalussy

Policies to curb stock market volatility pp. 141-184

Franklin R. Edwards

Exchange rate volatility and misalignment: evaluating some proposals for reform pp. 185-231

Jacob A. Frenkel and Morris Goldstein

Financial market volatility: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 17-19, 1988

Anonymous

1987

Can regulatory reform prevent the impending disaster in financial markets? pp. 1-17

Franklin R. Edwards

Eroding market imperfections: implications for financial intermediaries, the payments system, and regulatory reform pp. 19-62

Robert Eisenbeis

Financial restructuring: the Canadian experience pp. 63-79

Charles Freedman

Financial restructuring: the United Kingdom experience pp. 81-102

Anthony D. Loehnis

Financial restructuring: the Japanese experience pp. 103-119

Yoshio Suzuki

Perspectives on financial restructuring pp. 121-137

L. William Seidman

Redesigning regulation: the future of finance in the United States pp. 139-166, 185-205

Thomas F. Huertas

The case for preserving regulatory distinctions pp. 167-205

James Tobin

Restructuring the financial system: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 20-22, 1987

Anonymous