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53: Comment on 'The effects of exchange rate adjustment on international investment' by Dennis E. Logue and Thomas D. Willett

Guy V. G. Stevens

52: The effects of recent exchange rate changes on the U.S. trade balance

Peter B. Clark

51: The energy content of U.S. exports and imports

Norman S. Fieleke

50: Empirical research on financial capital flows

Ralph Bryant

49: Comparing U.S. company bond issue costs in the U.S. and Euro-bond markets

Rodney H. Mills

48: Simulations with a model of the U.S. balance of payments: the impact of the Smithsonian exchange rate agreement

Sung Y. Kwack

47: Two multi-level models of U.S. merchandise trade, 1958.I-1971.IV, and post-sample analysis, 1972.I-1973.II: an evaluation of a workable forecasting system

Peter Hooper and John F. Wilson

46: The emerging exchange-rate system (early 1974)

Samuel I. Katz

45: The price effects of exchange rate changes: models, empirical evidence, and notes on aggregation bias

Peter Isard

44: Exchange-rate flexibility and the efficiency of the foreign- exchange markets

Norman S. Fieleke

43: On the balance of payments effects of direct investment and the efficacy of controls: comments on and extensions of an article by Peter H. Lindert

Peter Lindert and Guy V. G. Stevens

42: The effect of changes in economic activity on U.S. trade flows

Helen B. Junz and Barbara R. Lowrey

41: Direct investment and trade: an analysis of the export displacement effect

Michael Adler and Guy V. G. Stevens

40: A model of arbitrage and short-term capital flows

Michael Dooley

39: New trends in the energy-petroleum of Europe and Japan

Alexander S. Lang

38: Balance of payments aims and structures in the 1970s

Helen B. Junz

37: The energy crisis and the less-developed countries

Alexander S. Lang

36: A note on the monetary approach to the balance of payments

Joanne Salop

35: The effects of foreign inflation on domestic prices and the relative price advantage of exchange rate changes

Sung Y. Kwack

34: Investor evaluation of foreign and domestic risk

Alan K. Severn

33: Structural change in the Eurodollar market: evidence from a two- equation model

Rodney H. Mills

32: 'Imported inflation' and the balance of payments

Samuel I. Katz

31: The rate of monetization in the less developed countries

Robert F. Emery

30: Direct investment, research intensity, and profitability

Martin M. Laurence and Alan K. Severn

29: The multinational firm and the determinants of investment

Guy V. G. Stevens

28: The distribution of West European trade under alternative tariff policies

Stephen A. Resnick and Edwin Truman

27: Devaluation and the balance of trade under flexible wages

Joanne Salop

26: SDRs, interest and the aid link: further analysis

Peter Isard and Edwin Truman

25: A review of current U.S. position in petroleum

Alexander S. Lang

24: A two country model of financial capital movements as stock adjustments with emphasis on the effects of central bank policy

Lance Girton and Dale Henderson

23: The foreign term-lending activities of U.S. banks

Henry S. Terrell

22: Price competitiveness in export trade among industrial countries

Helen B. Junz and Rudolf R. Rhomberg

21: Postwar trends in income and deposit velocity and LDCs

Robert F. Emery

20: The financing of the multi-national firm: comment and extension

Alan K. Severn

19: The future of private enterprise in the developing countries

Reed J. Irvine

18: SDR creation and the real-bills doctrine

Lance Girton

17: A crisis in critical commodities

Alexander S. Lang

16: The Mckinnon portfolio balance model

Lance Girton

15: The effects of the substitution of dollars for gold for the distribution of the adjustment burden and the control of the world money supply

Don E. Roper

14: Forward exchange rates as estimates of exchange rate expectations: a comment

Don E. Roper

13: A new approach to foreign aid

Reed J. Irvine

12: Notes on some aspects of the effects of the effects of the recent exchange rate changes on the U.S. trade balance

Helen B. Junz

11: Book review--'The Responsive of demand policies to balance of payments: postwar patterns', by Michael Michaely (New York and London: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1971)

Lance Girton and Michael Michaely

10: A note on the mix of policies and the theory of capital movements

Don E. Roper

9: Economic reforms in South Vietnam

Alexander S. Lang

8: The so-called devaluation bias in a system of adjustable pegs

George B. Henry and Don E. Roper

7: Patterns of housing experience during periods of credit restraint in industrialized countries

Robert Moore Fisher and Charles J. Siegman

6: Some policy aspects of foreign operations of international banks

Robert F. Gemmill

5: Trade data of OECD countries by end-use commodity categories

Kathryn A. Morisse

4: The case for the par-value system, 1971

Samuel I. Katz

3: The use of interest rate policies as a stimulus to economic growth

Robert F. Emery

2: Devaluation-bias and the Bretton Woods System

Samuel I. Katz

1: The theory of the devaluation bias

Don E. Roper

1: Explaining changes in Eurodollar positions: a study of banks in four European countries

Rodney H. Mills