Princeton Studies in International Economics

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201: The League of Nations and the Foreshadowing of the International Monetary Fund

L-W Pauly

200: From Halifax to Lyons: What Has Been Done About Crisis Management?

Lawrence Summers, William Cline, Barry Eichengreen, Richard Portes, A Fraga and Morris Goldstein

199: Making EMU Happen. Problems and Proposals: A Symposium

J Arrowsmith, Paul De Grauwe, C-A-E Goodhart, Daniel Gros, Luigi Spaventa and N Thygesen

198: A More Perfect Union? The Logic of Economic Integration

Barry Eichengreen

197: Currency Proliferation: The Monetary Legacy of the Soviet Union

P Conway

196: From Recipient to Donor: Japan's Official Aid Flows, 1945- 1990 and Beyond

Shinji Takagi

195: Reflections on the International Monetary System

A. Buira

194: The Transition to EMU in the Maastricht Treaty

L. Bibi-Smaghi, T. Padoa-Schioppa and F. Papadia

190: What Do We Need to Know About the International Monetary System?

Paul Krugman

189: The G-7's Joint-and-Several Blunder

Beatriz Armendariz de Aghion and J. Williamson

188: Parallel Currency Markets in Developing Countries: Theory, Evidence, and Policy Implications

Pierre-Richard Agénor

187: The Maastricht Way to EMU

Michele Fratianni, Juergen von Hagen and Christopher Waller

186: Growth and Catch-Up in Central and Eastern Europe: Macroeconomic Effects on Western Countries

A. Guistiniani, F. Papadia and D. Porciani

185: Supervising International Banks: Origins and Implications of Basle Accord

E.B. Kapstein

184: The Changing Nature of IMF Conditionality

J.J. Polak

183: High Inflation and the Nominal Anchors of an Open Economy

M. Bruno

182: Europe After 1992: Three Essays

T. Padoa-Schioppa, M. Emerson, K. Shigehara and Richard Portes

181: On the International Use of Currencies: the Case of the Deutsche Mark

George Tavlas

180: The SDR System and the Issue of Resource Transfers

Warren Coats, R.W. Furstenberg and P. Isard

179: Exchange Rates in Theory and in Reality

Michael Mussa

178: THE TRANSITION TO EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION

A. Giovannini

177: THE " TRIANGULAR TRADE" AND THE ATLANTIC ECONOMY OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTRURY: A SIMPLE GENERAL-EQUILIBRIUM MODEL

Ronald Findlay

176: LOAN-LOSS PROVISIONS AND THIRD-WORLD DEBT

Graham Bird

175: THE IMF: THE RECORD AND THE PROSPECT

C.D. Finch

174: NEW APPROACHES TO THE LATIN AMERICAN DEBT CRISIS

J.D. Sachs

173: DEVELOPING COUNTRY DEBT: A MIDDLE WAY

B.J. Cohen

172: ACCOUNTING FOR LOSSES ON SOVEREIGN DEBT: IMPLICATIONS FOR NEW LENDING

J.m Guttentag and R. Herring

171: THE MONETARY APPROACH TO EXCHANGE RATES WHAT NEW REMAINS?

J.M. Boughton

170: THE DOLLAR AND THE POLICY-PERFORMANCE-CONFIDENCE MIX

S. Islam

86: Financial Stability in European Economic and Monetary Union

Alessandro Prati and Garry Schinasi

85: Transition Strategies: Choices and Outcomes

H.C. Wolf

84: Interpreting the ERM Crisis: Country-Specific and Systemic Issues

Willem Buiter, Giancarlo Corsetti and Paolo Pesenti

83: Has the Market Solved the Sovereign-Debt Crisis?

M. Bowe and J.W. Dean

82: Capital-Market Imperfections and the Macroeconomic Dynamics of Small Indebted Economies

Pierre-Richard Agénor

81: Current-Account Sustainability

Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti and Assaf Razin

80: Foreign Direct Investment and Capital Flight

Chander Kant

79: International Commodity Prices, Macroeconomic Performance, and Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa

Angus Deaton and R-I Miller

78: The Macroeconomics of European Agriculture

Thorvaldur Gylfason

77: The Heckscher-Ohlin Model in Theory and Practice

Edward Leamer

76: One Money or Many? Analysing the Prospects for Monetary Unification in Various Parts of the World

Tamim Bayoumi and Barry Eichengreen

75: The German Buybacks, 1932-1939: A Cure for Overhang?

A. Klug

74: Should the Maastricht Treaty be Saved?

Barry Eichengreen

73: External Debt, Adjustment, and Burden Sharing: A Unified Framework

Ishac Diwan and Dani Rodrik

72: Economic Summit Declarations, 1975-1989: Examining the Written Record of International Cooperation

G.M. Von Fursenberg and Joseph Daniels

71: Economic Reform in the Soviet Union: Pas de deux Between Disintegration and Macroeconomic Destabilization

Daniel Gros and A. Steinherr

70: The International Debt Problem, Credit Rationing, and Loan Pushing: Theory and Experience

Kaushik Basu

69: CAN SWAPS SOLVE THE DEBT CRISES? LESSONS FROM THE CHILEAN EXPERIENCE

F. Larrain and A. Velasco

68: THE ECONOMIES OF AFRICA AND THE PRICES OF THEIR EXPORTS

Mark Gersovitz and Christina Paxson

67: EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES FOR SMALL ECONOMY IN A MULTI-COUNTRY WORLD

V. Argy, Warwick McKibbin and E. Siegloff

66: PUBLIC DEBT, EXTERNAL COMPETITIVENESS, AND FISCAL DISCIPLINE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Helmut Reisen

65: THE EMERGENCE AND PERSISTENCE OF THE U.S. EXTERNAL IMBALANCE, 1980-87

P. Hooper and Catherine Mann

62: DEVALUATION, EXTERNAL BALANCE, AND MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: A LOOK AT THE NUMBERS

S.B. Kamin

61: AMERICAN "REPARATIONS" TO GERMANY, 1919-33: IMPLICATION FOR THE THIRD WORLD DEBT CRISI

S.A. Schuker

19: The Political Economy of Central-Bank Independence

Sylvester Eijffinger and Jakob de Haan

18: The Effectiveness of Central-Bank Intervention: A Survey of the Litterature after 1982

Hali Edison

17: International Trade Policy with Imperfect Competition

Richard Pomfret

16: MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION IN TRADE THEORY

Elhanan Helpman