International Finance Discussion Papers

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203: How to borrow reasonably

Yves Maroni

202: The role of intervention policy in open economy financial policy: a macroeconomic perspective

Dale Henderson

201: A model of stochastic process switching

Robert Flood and Peter Garber

200: An accounting framework and some issues for modelling how exchange rates respond to the news

Peter Isard

199: Structural lags and stability in international macromodels

Richard Freeman

198: J-curves and stability of the foreign-exchange market

Richard Freeman

197: Dynamic instability in rational expectations models: an attempt to clarify

Jo Gray

196: Estimating the hedging effectiveness of Treasury bill futures: an alternative approach

Patrick M. Parkinson

195: Speculative hyperinflations in a maximizing models: can we rule them out?

Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff

194: Transitory terms-of-trade shocks and the current account: the case of constant time preference

Maurice Obstfeld

193: Exchange-rate regimes in transition: Italy 1974

Robert Flood and Nancy Marion

192: The information content of the interest rate and optimal monetary policy

Matthew Canzoneri, Dale Henderson and Kenneth Rogoff

191: The role of the current account in exchange rate determination: a comment on Rodriquez

Michael Dooley and Peter Isard

190: Gold monetization and gold discipline

Robert Flood and Peter Garber

189: Primary energy demand and its allocation among energy sector shares

Laurence R. Jacobson, Alice Loftin and Stephan S. Thurman

188: Estimation of portfolio-balance functions that are mean-variance optimizing: the mark and the dollar

Jeffrey Frankel

187: Capital mobility and the scope for sterilization: Mexico in the 1970s

Robert Cumby and Maurice Obstfeld

186: The vicious circle argument and its relevance for the Italian economy

Raymond Lubitz

185: Inflation, indexation, and the oil-price shock: the British experience

David H. Howard

184: Empirical exchange rate models of the seventies: are any fit to survive?

Richard Meese and Kenneth Rogoff

183: Reserve requirements on Eurocurrency deposits: implications for the stabilization of real outputs

Dale Henderson and Douglas G. Waldo

182: The impact of an oil price increase on aggregate supply

Karen H. Johnson

181: Oil price shocks in a portfolio-balance model

Gerard Caprio and Peter B. Clark

180: Oil price indexing versus large price shocks: macroeconomic impacts

Laurence R. Jacobson and Stephan S. Thurman

179: Some consequences of U.S. taxation of foreign banks

Allen B. Frankel

178: New foreign asset positions and stability in a world portfolio balance model

Dale Henderson and Kenneth Rogoff

177: The implications of the internationalization of banking for the definition and measurement of U.S. credit and monetary aggregates

Michael Dooley

176: The British banking system's demand for cash reserves

David H. Howard

175: International portfolio disturbances and domestic monetary policy

Jeffrey R. Shafer and Edwin Truman

174: Exchange intervention policy in a multiple country world

Matthew Canzoneri

173: The implications of a floating exchange rate regime: a survey of Federal Reserve Systems papers

Jo Gray and Jeffrey R. Shafer

172: Transversality conditions in infinite horizon models

Jo Gray and Stephen Salant

171: Factors determining exchange rates: the roles of relative price levels, balances of payments, interest rates and risk

Peter Isard

170: Three roles of the forward foreign exchange market

Masahiro Kawai

169: A cross country study of the relationship between discount rate changes and exchange rate movements

Kathleen H. Brown

168: Fluctuations in the dollar: a model of nominal and real exchange rate determination

Peter Hooper and John E. Morton

167: Endogenous technological change and international technology transfer in a Ricardian trade model

Thomas A. Pugel

166: Foreign assistance programs and policies of the United States

David P. Dod and Henry C. Wallich

165: Rational expectations, risk premia, and the market for spot and forward exchange

Richard Meese and Kenneth Singleton

164: Reserve requirements on Eurocurrency deposits: implications for Eurodeposit multipliers, control of a monetary aggregate, and avoidance of redenomination incentives

Dale Henderson and Douglas G. Waldo

163: Modeling bilateral exchange rates in a multi-country model

Richard Berner, Peter K. Clark, Ernesto Hernandez-Cata, Peter Hooper, Howard Howe, Sung Y. Kwack, Guy V. G. Stevens and Ralph W. Tryon

162: Restricting the scale of government in a small open economy

Ronald Johnson

161: Stability in financial and labor markets: is there a tradeoff?

Matthew Canzoneri

160: Expectations and the adjustment of trade flows under floating exchange- rates: leads, lags and the J-curve

Wendy Takacs and John F. Wilson

159: Private sector effects of government expenditures on nontraded goods versus direct employment of labor in a small open economy

Ronald Johnson

158: Wealth effects in the new neoclassical models

Matthew Canzoneri

157: Rational destabilizing speculation and exchange intervention policy

Matthew Canzoneri

156: Expected and unexpected changes in exchange rates: the roles of relative price levels, balance-of-payments factors, interest rates and risk

Peter Isard

155: Sticky nominal wages and the optimal employment rule

Douglas G. Waldo

154: U.S. banks: the slowdown in international lending

Rodney H. Mills