The Functioning Of Floating Exchange Rates: Theory, Evidence, And Policy Implications.

Dornbusch Rudiger,Michaely Michael,Mckinnon Ronald L,Rodriguez Carlos A,Taya Teizo,Frenkel Jacob A,Kawai Masahiro,Suss Esther C,Richard Denis,Bigman David,Mcnelis Paul D,Boyer Russell S,Carli Guido,De Larosiere J,Emminger Otmar,Suzuki Hideo,Wallich Henry C
Monetary Policy Under Exchange Rate Flexibility 3-32 P.,Analyses Of Devaluation: Purchasing Power Parity, Elasticities, And Absorption 33-54 P.,Market Perspective 55-78 P.,Market Perspective K. - Monetary Policy, The Balance Of Payments, And The Exchange Rate. 79-112 P.,Flexible Exchange Rates And Imported Inputs: A Dynamic Analysis Of The Interactions Between The Monetary And Real Sectors For Small Open Econony 113-138 P.,Variability Of Exchange Rates And The Efficiency Of The Foreign Exchange Markets 141-160 P.,The Demand For International Reserves Under Pegged And Flexible Exchange Rate Regimes And Aspects Of The Economics Of Managed Float 161-196 P.,Price Causality In The Recent Floating Period 197-220 P.,Off Between Exchange Rate And Reserve Changes: Theoretical And Empirical Evidence 221-242 P.,A Global Adjustment Model Of Exchange And Interest Rates: Empirical Analysis 243-276 P.,Exchange Rate Management: Needs, Ways, And Means 279-318 P.,Monetary Policies And Exchange Rate Dynamics: A Simulation Analysis 319-340 P.,Interest Rate And Exchange Rate Stabilization Regimes: An Analysis Of Recent Canadian Policy 341-362 P.,Floating Exchange Rates: A Practical Lesson On The Automaticity Of Adjustment Mechanisms 365-374 P.,Exchange Rates And The Adjustment Process 375-382 P.,The Exchange Rate As An Instrument Of Policy 383-400 P.,On The Efficacy Of The Generalized Floating System 401-406 P.,Floating As Seen From The Central Bank 407-416 P.