International Finance Discussion Papers

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253: Loan pushing: doctrine and theory

William Darity

252: Postwar financial policies in Taiwan, China

Robert F. Emery

251: Foreign exchange constraints and growth possibilities in LDCs

Jaime R. Marquez

250: The determination of front-end fees on syndicated Eurocurrency credits

Rodney H. Mills and Henry S. Terrell

249: Monetary policy games and the role of private information

Matthew Canzoneri

248: The macroeconomic implications of labor contracting with asymmetric information

Matthew Canzoneri and Anne Sibert

247: Cooperative policies among the North, the South, and OPEC: an optimal control approach

Jaime R. Marquez and Paul Pauly

246: International repercussions of the U.S. budget deficit

Peter Hooper

245: Can exchange rate predictability be achieved without monetary convergence?: evidence from the EMS

Kenneth Rogoff

244: Domestic saving, current accounts, and international capital mobility

Gerard Caprio and David H. Howard

243: Federal taxation and the domestic-foreign asset choice of a U.S. bank

Allen B. Frankel

242: Currency substitution, duality, and exchange rate indeterminacy: an empirical analysis of the Venezuelan experience

Jaime R. Marquez

241: Oil prices, welfare tradeoffs, and international policy coordination: an optimizing approach

Jaime R. Marquez and Peter Pauly

240: The effects of exchange rate variability on output and employment

Matthew Canzoneri and Peter B. Clark

239: The foreign sector in the U.S. flow of funds accounts

John F. Wilson

238: A Kalecki-Keynes model of world trade, finance, and economic growth

William Darity and E. V. K. Fitzgerald

237: Oil price effects in theory and practice

Jaime R. Marquez

236: The current account of the United States, Japan, and Germany: a cyclical analysis

Peter Hooper and Ralph W. Tryon

235: Alternative financial strategies: the results of some policy simulations with the multi-country model

Richard D. Haas and Steven A. Symansky

234: Deficit-savings ratios as indicators of interest-rate pressure: a collection of notes

Gerard Caprio, Dale Henderson, Peter Hooper, Raymond Lubitz and Steven A. Symansky

233: Productive and counterproductive cooperative monetary policies

Kenneth Rogoff

232: Exchange rate determination and real interest rate differentials under uncertainty

Harvey Lapan

231: A quantitative reassessment of the purchasing power parity hypothesis: evidence from Norway and the United Kingdom

Hali Edison and Jan Tore Klovland

230: The optimal degree of commitment to an intermediate monetary target: inflation gains versus stabilization costs

Kenneth Rogoff

229: The international transmission of oil price effects

Jaime R. Marquez

228: A strategy to resolve Mexico's liquidity crisis

Yves Maroni

227: An analysis of external debt positions of eight developing countries through 1990

Michael Dooley, William L. Helkie, Ralph W. Tryon and John M. Underwood

226: What's wrong with empirical exchange rate models: some critical issues and new directions

Peter Isard

225: The impact of supply side policy rules on exchange rates, interest rates and the terms of trade: an exploration under alternative price rules

Colin Lawrence

224: The rise and fall of sterling: testing alternative models of exchange rate determination

Hali Edison

223: Exchange rate dynamics with sluggish prices under alternative price- adjustment rules

Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff

222: Purchasing power parity and real after tax interest rate arbitrage

David H. Howard and Karen H. Johnson

221: Country risk, international lending and exchange rate determination

Michael Dooley and Peter Isard

220: Speculation and hedging using options on future contracts

Laurence R. Jacobson

219: Two essays on monetary policy in an interdependent world

Matthew Canzoneri and Jo Gray

218: Capital accumulation and foreign investment taxation

Anne Sibert

217: An appraisal of the CHAPS payments mechanism

Allen B. Frankel

216: Payments systems: theory and policy

Allen B. Frankel and Jeffrey C. Marquardt

215: OPEC's surplus and real interest rates

Jo Gray and Peter Hooper

214: Assessing dynamic properties of the MCM: a simulation approach

Richard A. Haas and Steven A. Symansky

213: Alternative approaches to general equilibrium modeling of exchange rates and capital flows: the MCM experience

Richard D. Haas, Peter Hooper, Lois E. Stekler and Steven A. Symansky

212: Wage contracting, exchange rate volatility, and exchange intervention policy

Matthew Canzoneri and John M. Underwood

211: The risk premium in the market for forward foreign exchange

Anne Sibert

210: The demand for Swiss monetary assets

Karen H. Johnson

209: The Canadian sector of the multi-country model

Howard Howe

208: Formulation and estimation of a dynamic model of exchange rate determination: an application of general method of moments techniques

Thomas C. Glaessner

207: The behavior of monetary aggregates in major industrialized countries

David H. Howard and Karen H. Johnson

206: The modern theory of forward foreign exchange: some new consistent estimates under rational expectations

Thomas C. Glaessner

205: The Swedish economy in the 1970's: the lessons of accommodative policies

Gerard Caprio

204: The out-of-sample failure of empirical exchange rate models: sampling error or misspecification?

Richard Meese and Kenneth Rogoff