International Finance Discussion Papers

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359: A forward-looking multicountry model: MX3

Joseph Gagnon

358: Implications for future U.S. net investment payments of growing U.S. net international indebtedness

William L. Helkie and Lois E. Stekler

357: U.S. policy on the problems of international debt

Edwin Truman

356: International economic policy: the role of exchange rates

Edwin Truman

355: An econometric analysis of UK money demand in MONETARY TRENDS IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE UNITED KINGDOM by Milton Friedman and Anna J. Schwartz

Neil Ericsson and David Hendry

354: Encompassing and rational expectations: how sequential corroboration can imply refutation

Neil Ericsson and David Hendry

353: The United States as a heavily indebted country

David H. Howard

352: External debt and developing country growth

Robert B. Kahn, Steven B. Kamin and Ross Levine

351: An algorithm to solve dynamic models

Wilbur Coleman

350: Implications of the U.S. current account deficit

David H. Howard

349: Financial integration in the European Community

Sydney J. Key

348: Exact and approximate multi-period mean-square forecast errors for dynamic econometric models

Neil Ericsson and Jaime R. Marquez

347: Macroeconomic policies, competitiveness, and U.S. external adjustment

Peter Hooper

346: Exchange rates and U.S. external adjustment in the short run and the long run

Peter Hooper

345: U.S. external adjustment: progress and prospects

William L. Helkie and Peter Hooper

344: Domestic and cross-border consequences of U.S. macroeconomic policies

Ralph Bryant, John Helliwell and Peter Hooper

343: The profitability of U.S. intervention

Michael P. Leahy

342: Approaches to managing external equilibria: where we are, where we might be headed, and how we might get there

Edwin Truman

341: A note on \"transfers\"

David Gordon and Ross Levine

340: A new interpretation of the coordination problem and its empirical significance

Matthew Canzoneri and Hali Edison

339: A long-run view of the european monetary system

Hali Edison and Eric Fisher

338: The forward exchange rate bias: a new explanation

Ross Levine

337: Adequacy of international transactions and position data for policy coordination

Lois E. Stekler

336: Nominal interest rate pegging under alternative expectations hypotheses

Joseph Gagnon and Dale Henderson

335: The dynamics of uncertainty or the uncertainty of dynamics: stochastic J-curves

Jaime R. Marquez

334: Devaluation, exchange controls, and black markets for foreign exchange in developing countries

Steven B. Kamin

333: International banking facilities

Sydney J. Key and Henry S. Terrell

332: Panic, liquidity and the lender of last resort: a strategic analysis

R. Glen Donaldson

331: Real interest rates during the disinflation process in developing countries

Steven B. Kamin and David F. Spigelman

330: International comparisons of labor costs in manufacturing

Peter Hooper and Kathryn A. Larin

329: Interactions between domestic and foreign investment

Robert Lipsey and Guy V. G. Stevens

328: The timing of consumer arrivals in Edgeworth's duopoly model

Marc Dudey

327: Competition by choice

Marc Dudey

326: The determinants of the growth of multinational banking organizations: 1972-86

Robert S. Dohner and Henry S. Terrell

325: Econometric modeling of consumers' expenditure in Venezuela

Julia Campos and Neil Ericsson

324: Income and price elasticities of foreign trade flows: econometric estimation and analysis of the U.S. trade deficit

Jaime R. Marquez

323: Money, interest, and capital in a cash-in-advance economy

Wilbur Coleman

322: The simultaneous equations model with generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity: the SEM-GRACH model

Richard Harmon

321: Adjustment costs and international trade dynamics

Joseph Gagnon

320: The capital flight \"problem.\"

David Gordon and Ross Levine

319: Modeling investment income and other services in the U.S. international transactions accounts

William L. Helkie and Lois E. Stekler

318: Improving the forecast accuracy of provisional data: an application of the Kalman filter to retail sales estimates

B. Dianne Pauls

317: Monte Carlo methodology and the finite sample properties of statistics for testing nested and non-nested hypotheses

Neil Ericsson

316: The U.S. external deficit: its causes and persistence

Peter Hooper and Catherine Mann

315: Debt conversions: economic issues for heavily indebted developing countries

Lewis S. Alexander

314: Exchange rate regimes and macroeconomic stabilization in a developing country

David H. Howard

313: Monetary policy in Taiwan, China

Robert F. Emery

312: The pricing of forward exchange rates

Ross Levine

311: Realignment of the yen-dollar exchange rate: aspects of the adjustment process in Japan

Robert A. Johnson and Bonnie E. Loopesko

310: The effect of multilateral trade clearinghouses on the demand for international reserves

Ellen Meade