Proceedings - Economic Policy Symposium - Jackson Hole

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2001

Economic policy for the information economy: a summary of the Bank's 2001 Economic Symposium pp. xxii-xxxxi

Craig Hakkio

Opening remarks: economic policy for the information economy pp. 1-10

Alan Greenspan

The new economy: background, historical perspective, questions, and speculations pp. 11-43

James DeLong and Lawrence Summers

The new economy: background, historical perspective, questions, and speculations: commentary pp. 47-52

Alice Rivlin

The new economy: background, historical perspective, questions, and speculations: general discussion pp. 53-63

Arminio Fraga

High-technology industries and market structure pp. 65-101

Hal Varian

High-technology industries and market structure: commentary pp. 103-110

Erik Brynjolfsson

High-technology industries and market structure: commentary pp. 111-116

Kevin Murphy

High-technology industries and market structure: general discussion pp. 117-124

Arminio Fraga

Technology, information production, and market efficiency pp. 125-160

Gene D'Avolio, Efi Gildor and Andrei Shleifer

Technology, information production, and market efficiency: commentary pp. 161-171

Roger W. Ferguson

Technology, information production and market efficiency: commentary pp. 173-179

Philipp Hildebrand

Technology, information production, and market efficiency: general discussion pp. 181-192

Arminio Fraga

Reducing the international digital divide pp. 193-199

James Johnston

Macroeconomic implications of the new economy pp. 201-268

Martin N. Baily

Macroeconomic implications of the new economy: commentary pp. 269-277

Takatoshi Ito

Macroeconomic implications of the new economy: commentary pp. 279-284

John Taylor

Macroeconomic implications of the new economy: general discussion pp. 285-295

Stanley Fischer

Monetary policy in the information economy pp. 297-370

Michael Woodford

Monetary policy in the information economy: commentary pp. 371-374

Robert Hall

Monetary policy in the information economy pp. 375-381

Mervyn A. King

Monetary policy in the information economy: general discussion pp. 383-390

Stanley Fischer

Economic policy for the information economy: overview pp. 391-397

Martin Feldstein

Economic policy for the information economy: overview pp. 399-404

Christian Noyer

Economic policy for the information economy: overview pp. 405-412

Janet Yellen

Economic policy for the information economy: general discussion: overview panel pp. 413-425

Stanley Fischer

Economic policy for the information economy: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 30- September 1, 2001

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2000

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges: a summary of the Bank's 2000 economic symposium pp. xvii-xxix

George Kahn

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges: opening remarks pp. 1-7

Alan Greenspan

Factors driving global economic integration pp. 9-55

Michael Mussa

Factors driving global economic integration: commentary pp. 57-64

Douglas Irwin

Factors driving global economic integration: general discussion pp. 65-73

Gordon Thiessen

Crises: the price of globalization? pp. 75-106

Paul Krugman

Crises: the price of globalization: commentary pp. 107-110

Charles A. E. Goodhart

Crises: the price of globalization pp. 111-120

Gordon Thiessen

How should financial market regulators respond to the new challenges of global economic integration?: commentary pp. 121-128

Andrew D. Crockett

How should financial market regulators respond to the new challenges of global economic integration? pp. 129-136

Howard Davies

The supply of and demand for financial regulation: public and private competition around the globe: commentary pp. 137-149

Randall S. Kroszner

How should financial market regulators respond to the new challenges of global economic integration?: general discussion pp. 151-161

Gordon Thiessen

Reflections on the global trading system pp. 163-167

Mike Moore

Perspectives on OECD economic integration: implications for U.S. current account adjustment pp. 169-208

Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff

Perspectives on OECD economic integration: implications for U.S. current account adjustment: commentary pp. 209-231

Ignazio Visco

Perspectives on OECD economic integration: implications for U.S. current account adjustment: general discussion pp. 233-243

Anne O. Krueger

How should monetary policymakers respond to the new challenges of global economic integration?: commentary pp. 245-254

Donald T. Brash

How should monetary policymakers react to the new challenges of global economic integration: commentary pp. 255-276

Guillermo Ortiz

How should monetary policymakers respond to the new challenges of global economic integration?: commentary pp. 277-287

Eugenio Domingo Solans

How should monetary policymakers respond to the new challenges of global economic integration?: general discussion pp. 289-296

Anne O. Krueger

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges: overview pp. 297-309

Martin Feldstein

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges: overview pp. 311-318

Stanley Fischer

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges: overview pp. 319-326

Jacob A. Frenkel

What does the future hold?: general discussion pp. 327-339

Anne O. Krueger

Global economic integration: opportunities and challenges - a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 24-26, 2000

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