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I obtain very different percentage estimates of the American, German and Swiss currency that are held outside of these nations than previously done. My estimates are based on currency demand equations implied by cointegrating vectors for Canada, Holland, and Austria. In 1996, the United States...
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This paper investigates breaks in the variability and co-movement of output, consumption, and investment in the G-7 economies. In contrast with most other papers on co-movement, we test for changes in co-movement allowing for breaks in mean and variance. Despite claims that rising integration...
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In this paper we provide two building blocks for an analysis of international policy coordination: (1) a survey of models of policy coordination, and (2) an account of experience with policy coordination among the G-7 countries and within Europe since the breakdown of the Bretton Woods System....
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The considerable amount of research in recent years on New Keynesian, open-economy models - models with nominal price rigidities and intertemporally maximizing agents - has yielded fresh insights for what Alan Blinder has called the "dark art" of making monetary policy. The literature has made...
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