International Finance Discussion Papers

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309: Protection and retaliation: changing the rules of the game

Catherine Mann

308: International duopoly with tariffs

Eric Fisher and Charles A. Wilson

307: A simple simulation model of international bank lending

Robert S. Dohner and Henry S. Terrell

306: A reassessment of measures of the dollar's effective exchange value

William L. Helkie and B. Dianne Pauls

305: Macroeconomic instability of the less developed country economy when bank credit is rationed

David F. Spigelman

304: The U.S. external deficit in the 1980s: an empirical analysis

William L. Helkie and Peter Hooper

303: An analogue model of phase-averaging procedures

Julia Campos, Neil Ericsson and David Hendry

302: A model of exchange rate pass-through

Eric Fisher

301: The out-of-sample forecasting performance of exchange rate models when coefficients are allowed to change

Garry Schinasi and P. A. V. B. Swamy

300: Financial concentration and development: an empirical analysis of the Venezuelan case

Jaime R. Marquez and Janice Shack-Marquez

299: Deposit insurance assessments on deposits at foreign branches of U.S. banks

Jeffrey C. Marquardt

298: The international debt situation

Edwin Truman

297: The cost competitiveness of the Europaper market

Rodney H. Mills

296: Germany and the European disease

John Davis and A. Patrick Minford

295: The United States international asset and liability position: a comparison of flow of funds and Commerce department presentations

Guido E. Van der Ven and John F. Wilson

294: An international arbitrage pricing model with PPP deviations

Ross Levine

293: The structure and properties of the FRB multicountry model.Part I: Model description and simulation results

Hali Edison, Jaime R. Marquez and Ralph W. Tryon

292: Short-term and long-term expectations of the yen/dollar exchange rate: evidence from survey data

Jeffrey Frankel and Kenneth Froot

291: Anticipated fiscal contraction: the economic consequences of the announcement of Gramm-Rudman-Hollings

Robert A. Johnson

290: Tests of the foreign exchange risk premium using the expected second moments implied by option pricing

Richard Lyons

289: Incomplete insurance, irreversible investment, and the microfoundations of financial intermediation

Robert A. Johnson

288: The yen-dollar relationship: a recent historical perspective

Manuel H. Johnson and Bonnie E. Loopesko

287: Should fixed coefficients be reestimated every period for extrapolation?

Garry Schinasi and P. A. V. B. Swamy

286: An empirical analysis of policy coordination in the United States, Japan and Europe

Hali Edison and Ralph W. Tryon

285: Comovements in aggregate and relative prices: some evidence on neutrality

B. Dianne Pauls

284: Labor market rigidities and unemployment: the case of severance costs

Michael K. Gavin

283: A framework for analyzing the process of financial innovation

Allen B. Frankel and Catherine Mann

282: Is the ECU an optimal currency basket?

Hali Edison

281: Are foreign exchange forecasts rational? New evidence from survey data

Kathryn Dominguez

280: Taxation of capital gains on foreign exchange transactions and the non- neutrality of changes in anticipated inflation

Garry Schinasi

279: The prospect of a depreciating dollar and possible tension inside the EMS

Jacques Melitz

278: The stock market and exchange rate dynamics

Michael K. Gavin

277: Can debtor countries service their debts? Income and price elasticities for exports of developing countries

Jaime R. Marquez and Caryl McNeilly

276: Post-simulation analysis of Monte Carlo experiments: interpreting Pesaran's (1974) study of non-nested hypothesis test statistics

Neil Ericsson

275: A method for solving systems of first order linear homogeneous differential equations when the elements of the forcing vector are modelled as step functions

Robert A. Johnson

274: International comparisons of fiscal policy: the OECD and the IMF measures of fiscal impulse

Garry Schinasi

273: An analysis of the welfare implications of alternative exchange rate regimes: an intertemporal model with an application

Andrew Feltenstein, David E. Lebow and Anne Sibert

272: Expected fiscal policy and the recession of 1982

William Branson, Arminio Fraga and Robert A. Johnson

271: Elections and macroeconomic policy cycles Anne Sibert

Kenneth Rogoff and Anne Sibert

270: Assertion without empirical basis: an econometric appraisal of monetary trends in... the United Kingdom, by Milton Friedman and Anna J. Schwartz

Neil Ericsson and David Hendry

269: Canadian financial markets: the Government's proposal for reform

Garry Schinasi

268: Was it real?: the exchange rate-interest differential relation, 1973 - 1984

Richard Meese and Kenneth Rogoff

267: The U.K. sector of the Federal Reserve's multicountry model: the effects of monetary and fiscal policies

Hali Edison

266: Optimal currency basket in a world of generalized floating: an application to the nordic countries

Hali Edison and Erling Vårdal

265: Money demand in open economies: a currency substitution model for Venezuela

Jaime R. Marquez

264: Comparing costs of note issuance facilities and Eurocredits

Rodney H. Mills

263: Some implications of the President's tax proposals for U.S. banks with claims on developing countries

Allen B. Frankel

262: Monetary stabilization policy in an open economy

Marcus Miller

261: Anticipatory capital flows and the behaviour of the dollar

Arnold Kling

260: Simulating exchange rate shocks in the MPS and MCM models: an evaluation

Arnold Kling