International Finance Discussion Papers

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103: J. Laurence Laughlin and the quantity theory of money

Lance Girton and Don E. Roper

102: The denationalization of money: a review

David H. Howard

101: The process of exchange-rate determination: a survey of important models and major issues

Peter Isard

100: The identification of destabilizing foreign exchange speculation

Steven W. Kohlhagen

99: Forecasting U.S. export and import prices and volumes in a changing world economy

Peter Hooper

98: Price determination in the multi-country model

Howard Howe

97: The goods market and the labor market of the multi-country model

Richard Berner

96: Alternatives for modeling the world outside the United States

Guy V. G. Stevens

95: Balance of payment equations and exchange rate determination

Guy V. G. Stevens

94: Asset markets and interest rate determination in the multi-country model

Peter K. Clark and Sung Y. Kwack

93: Modeling the international influences on the U.S. economy: a multi- country approach

Richard Berner, Peter K. Clark, Howard Howe, Sung Y. Kwack and Guy V. G. Stevens

92: A monetary model of exchange market pressure applied to the post-war Canadian experience

Lance Girton and Don E. Roper

91: The effect of exchange rate uncertainty on the prices and volume of international trade

Peter Hooper and Steven W. Kohlhagen

90: Personal saving behavior in five major industrialized countries

David H. Howard

89: The past, present, and future of the international monetary system: a review essay

Edwin Truman

88: Total import and gross output demands in the context of a multisector general equilibrium model

Richard Berner

87: Transaction costs and interest arbitrage: tranquil versus turbulent periods

Jacob A. Frenkel and Richard M. Levich

86: Theory and implications of currency substitution

Lance Girton and Don E. Roper

85: Linking the MPS price sector to international price disturbances

Sung Y. Kwack and Stephan S. Thurman

84: How far can we push the \"law of one price\"?

Peter Isard

83: Central bank operations in foreign and domestic assets under fixed and flexible exchange rates

Lance Girton and Dale Henderson

82: Have geometric lag hypotheses outlived their time? some evidence in a Monte Carlo framework

John F. Wilson

81: Market anticipations, government policy, and the price of gold

Dale Henderson and Stephen Salant

80: Note on interest parity, Eurocurrencies and capital controls

Michael Dooley

79: Note on key currency intervention systems

Michael Dooley

78: The strength of U.S. machinery exports in 1975: an analysis of price competitiveness and special demand factors

Peter Hooper and Peter Isard

77: Rules for intervention without fixed parities

Michael Dooley and Jeffrey R. Shafer

76: Analysis of short-run exchange behavior: March, 1993 to September, 1975

Michael Dooley and Jeffrey R. Shafer

75: Hirshleifer on speculation

Stephen Salant

74: The current status of economic integration in the European Community

Raymond Lubitz

73: No end to the 'age of zinc': the length of the optimal program when depletion affects extraction costs

Stephen Salant

72: Gains from trade under uncertainty, once again

Laurence Kotlikoff and Stephen Salant

71: The Asian dollar market

Robert F. Emery

70: Estimation of a dynamic demand function for gasoline with different schemes of parameter variation

J. S. Mehta, G. V. L. Narasimham and P. A. V. B. Swamy

69: Foreign exchange operations of U.S. banks

Robert C. Bradshaw

68: Monetary correction and interest rates

David H. Howard and Yves Maroni

67: The analysis of exchange rate movements: neutrality results and the role of expectations

Peter Isard and Michael G. Porter

66: Risk in foreign and domestic lending activities of U.S. banks

Fred B. Ruckdeschel

65: A data base improvement for analysis of U.S. imports and exports: price indices by end-use, 1958:1-1974:4

Sung Y. Kwack

64: Output, inflation, and the balance of payments in a small, fixed- exchange rate economy: tests with data for Korea, 1960-1973

Sung Y. Kwack

63: Nash-Cournot equilibrium for an exhaustible resource like oil

Stephen Salant

62: The allocation of \"oil deficits\"

Robert Solomon

61: Theory and estimation of the demand for imports of consumer goods

Peter Isard, Barbara R. Lowrey and P. A. V. B. Swamy

60: Dock strike adjustment factors for major categories of U.S. imports and exports, 1958-1974

Peter Isard

59: Simultaneous determination of the U.S. balance of payments and exchange rates: an exploratory report

Richard Berner, Peter K. Clark, Howard Howe, Sung Y. Kwack and Guy V. G. Stevens

58: Some observations on the world-wide intensification of inflation

Helen B. Junz

57: The lagged adjustment of U.S. trade to prices and income: a commentary

John F. Wilson

56: Price linkage in an interdependent world economy: price responses to exchange rate and activity changes

Sung Y. Kwack

55: International sources of domestic inflation

Richard Berner, Peter K. Clark, Jared J. Enzler and Barbara R. Lowrey

54: Profitable speculation, price stability, and welfare

Stephen Salant