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1989, volume 36, articles 4

Are All Summary Indicators of the Stance of Fiscal Policy Misleading? pp. 743-770

G. A. Mackenzie

The Stabilizing Role of the Compensatory Financing Facility: Empirical Evidence and Welfare Implications pp. 771-809

Manmohan S. Kumar

Evolution of Exchange Rate Regimes pp. 810-835

Robert P. Flood, Jagdeep S. Bhandari and Jocelyn P. Horne

The External Debt Problem of Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 836-874

Joshua Greene

Devaluation Crises and the Macroeconomic Consequences of Postponed Adjustment in Developing Countries pp. 875-903

Sebastian Edwards and Peter Montiel

Foreign Borrowing and Export Promotion Policies pp. 904-933

Eduardo Borensztein and Atish Ghosh

The Recent Behavior of U.S. Trade Prices pp. 934-949

Daniel Citrin

Is Inflation Effective for Liquidating Short-Term Nominal Debt? pp. 950-960

Guillermo Calvo

1989, volume 36, articles 3

Empirical Analysis of High-Inflation Episodes in Argentina, Brazil, and Israel pp. 527-549

Peter Montiel

Export Pricing Behavior of Manufacturing: A U.S.: Japan Comparison pp. 550-579

Kenichi Ohno

Voluntary Debt Reduction: Incentives and Welfare pp. 580-611

Elhanan Helpman

Monetary Policy Strategies pp. 612-632

Robert P. Flood and Peter Isard

The Impact of Macroeconomic Policies on the Level of Taxation and the Fiscal Balance in Developing Countries pp. 633-656

Vito Tanzi

Government Spending and Inflationary Finance: A Public Finance Approach pp. 657-677

Carlos A. Végh

Exchange Rate "Fundamentals" versus Speculation in a Developing Economy: An Illustrative Example Using Lebanese Data pp. 678-707

Christopher M. Towe

The Demand for International Reserves and Their Opportunity Cost pp. 708-732

J. M. Landell-Mills

The Interpretation of Market Discounts in Assessing Buy-Back Benefits: Comment on Dooley pp. 733-735

P. N. Snowden

Assessing Buy-Back Benefits: Reply to Snowden pp. 736-737

Michael Dooley

1989, volume 36, articles 2

Growth-Oriented Adjustment Programs: A Conceptual Framework pp. 279-306

Mohsin Khan and Peter Montiel

Theoretical Aspects of Growth in Developing Countries: External Debt Dynamics and the Role of Human Capital pp. 307-342

Ichiro Otani and Delano Villanueva

Oil Wealth and Economic Behavior: The Case of Venezuela, 1965-81 pp. 343-384

Reza Vaez-Zadeh

The Currency Composition of Foreign Exchange Reserves pp. 385-434

Michael Dooley, J. Saul Lizondo and Donald J. Mathieson

Economic Structure, the Exchange Rate, and Adjustment in the Federal Republic of Germany: A General Equilibrium Approach pp. 435-463

Thomas Mayer

External Adjustment and the Strong Yen: Recent Japanese Experience pp. 464-493

Robert Corker

Trade Reform under Partial Currency Convertibility: Some Suggestive Results pp. 494-513

Jagdeep S. Bhandari

Debt Relief and Adjustment Incentives in a Financially Open Economy: Comment on Corden pp. 514-522

Philippe Callier

1989, volume 36, articles 1

Policy and Current Account Determination under Floating Exchange Rates pp. 1-30

Hans Genberg and Alexander K. Swoboda

Tax Policy and Business Investment in the United States: Evidence from the 1980s pp. 31-62

Robert Corker, Owen Evans and Lloyd Kenward

Financial Deregulation, the Demand for Money, and Monetary Policy in Australia pp. 63-101

P. A. V. B. Swamy and George Tavlas

Stock Prices, Real Exchange Rates, and Optimal Capital Accumulation pp. 102-129

Robert Murphy

How Resilient Are Military Expenditures? pp. 130-165

Paula De Masi and Henri Lorie

Dependency Rates and Private Savings Behavior in Developing Countries pp. 166-181

Nicola Rossi

Contractionary Devaluation in Developing Countries: An Analytical Overview pp. 182-227

J. Saul Lizondo and Peter Montiel

Dynamics of Asian Savings: The Role of Growth and Age Structure pp. 228-261

Kajal Lahiri

Fiscal Restraint and Social Expenditure: Israel's Experience in the 1980s pp. 262-270

Yaakov Kop

1988, volume 35, articles 4

The Balance of Trade, Terms of Trade, and Real Exchange Rate: An Intertemporal Optimizing Framework pp. 541-573

Jonathan Ostry

Effects of Currency Substitution on the Response of the Current Account to Supply Shocks pp. 574-591

Carlos A. Végh

Urban and Rural Household Saving in China pp. 592-627

Yingyi Qian

Debt Relief and Adjustment Incentives pp. 628-643

Warner Corden

Multilateral Negotiations for Rescheduling Developing Country Debt: A Bargaining-Theoretic Framework pp. 644-657

Jeremy Bulow and Kenneth Rogoff

The Sustainability and Optimality of Government Debt pp. 658-685

Howell Zee

Debt and Conditionality under Endogenous Terms of Trade Adjustment pp. 686-713

Joshua Aizenman and Eduardo R. Borensztein

Self-Financed Buy-Backs and Asset Exchanges pp. 714-722

Michael Dooley

1988, volume 35, articles 3

An International Debt Facility? pp. 401-421

Warner Corden

Capital Flight: A Response to Differences in Financial Risks pp. 422-436

Michael Dooley

Dual Exchange Rates in the Presence of Incomplete Market Separation: Long-Run Effectiveness and Policy Implications pp. 437-460

Daniel Gros

Costly Trade Liberalizations: Durable Goods and Capital Mobility pp. 461-473

Guillermo Calvo

Financial, Exchange Rate, and Wage Policies in Singapore, 1979-86 pp. 474-495

Ichiro Otani and Cyrus Sassanpour

Social Security Issues in Developing Countries: The Latin American Experience pp. 496-522

G. A. Mackenzie

The Case for Earmarked Taxes pp. 523-533

Ranjit S. Teja

Islamic Interest-Free Banking and 100 Percent Money: Comment on Khan pp. 534-536

Ervin John Doak

Islamic Interest-Free Banking: Reply to Doak pp. 537-537

Mohsin Khan

1988, volume 35, articles 2

Buy-Backs and Market Valuation of External Debt pp. 215-229

Michael Dooley

International Policy Coordination in a World with Model Uncertainty pp. 230-258

Atish Ghosh and Paul Masson

Scope and Limits of International Economic Cooperation and Policy Coordination pp. 259-296

Jocelyn Horne and Paul Masson

Budget Deficits under Alternative Tax Systems: International Effects pp. 297-315

Jacob A. Frenkel and Assaf Razin

Fiscal Policy and Private Sector Saving Behavior in Developing Economies pp. 316-335

Nadeem U. Haque

The Relative Price of Nontraded Goods, Absorption, and Exchange Rate Policy in Chile, 1974-82 pp. 336-370

Guillermo Le Fort Varela

The 1984-86 Commodity Recession: Analysis of Underlying Causes pp. 371-381

Thomas K. Morrison and Michael Wattleworth

Long-Term Interest Rates in the United States: An Empirical Analysis pp. 382-390

Lans Bovenberg

International Capital Mobility: What Do Saving-Investment Correlations Tell Us? Comment on Dooley, Frankel, and Mathieson pp. 391-396

Stephen Miller

International Capital Mobility: What Do Saving-Investment Correlations Tell Us? Reply to Miller pp. 397-398

Michael Dooley, Jeffrey Frankel and Donald J. Mathieson

1988, volume 35, articles 1

Modeling and Testing Ricardian Equivalence: A Survey pp. 1-35

Leonardo Leiderman and Mario I. Blejer

Exchange Rates and the Term Structure of Interest Rates pp. 36-62

James M. Boughton

Exchange Rate Variability and the Slowdown in Growth of International Trade pp. 63-84

Paul De Grauwe

Currency Substitution in Egypt and the Yemen Arab Republic: A Comparative Quantitative Analysis pp. 85-103

Mohamed El-Erian

Government Spending, the Real Interest Rate, and the Behavior of Liquidity-Constrained Consumers in Developing Countries pp. 104-140

Nicola Rossi

Macroeconomic Effects of Tax Reform in the United States pp. 141-165

Owen Evans and Lloyd Kenward

The Effects of Collective Devaluation on Commodity Prices and Exports pp. 166-180

Michael Wattleworth

Tax Administration in Developing Countries: An Economic Perspective pp. 181-197

Charles Y. Mansfield

World Non-Oil Primary Commodity Markets: Comment on Chu and Morrison pp. 198-203

Peter Sephton

World Non-Oil Primary Commodity Markets: Reply to Sephton pp. 204-204

Ke-Young Chu and Thomas K. Morrison

Liberalization Policies and Welfare in a Financially Repressed Economy: Comment on Kähkönen pp. 205-208

Pertti Haaparanta

Price and Output Effects of Monetary and Fiscal Policy under Flexible Exchange Rates: Comment on Argy and Salop pp. 209-212

Michael Phelps