First Published in 1989. This a collection of sixteen essays that takes at look at the international monetary system and discusses if there is a need for change, improved coordination or concern due to instability. Topics explored include international debt, monetary reform, exchange stability, purchasing power, external impacts, the paper-exchange system, LDC debt, gold and commodity and looking to the future.

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Publisher

Routledge

Year

2016

ISBN

9781315491639

Edition

Topic

Business

Subtopic

Business General

Index

Business

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Disturbance in the world economy
2 Banks, governments and international debt: where do we go from here?
3 International monetary reform: the future is not what it used to be!
4. International monetary reform, coordination and indicators
5 The search for exchange stability: before and after Bretton Woods
6 The international monetary system and the paper-exchange standard
7 Purchasing power parity as a monetary standard
8 The international monetary system: an analysis of alternative regimes
9 The future of the international monetary system
10 External impacts of the United States' financial policies
11 Some reflections on the LDC debt crisis
12 Macroeconomic adjustment policy issues
13 A return visit to the international debt problem of the LDCs
14 LDC debt: towards a genuinely cooperative solution
15 A neglected monetary standard alternative: gold/commodity bimetallism
16 The international monetary system: a look ahead
Name index