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Do we need a reform of the international monetary institutions after the Asian crises? : Some preliminary suggestions using constitutional economics

Schneider, Friedrich - In: The open economy macromodel : past, present and future, (pp. 289-304). 2002

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Do we need a reform of the international monetary institutions after the Asian crises? : Some preliminary suggestions using constitutional economics

Schneider, Friedrich - In: Probleme der Finanzmärkte: Währungs- und Finanzkrisen …, (pp. 49-72). 2001

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The role of international monetary institutions after the EMU and after the Asian crises : some preliminary ideas using constitutional economics

Schneider, Friedrich; Wagner, Alexander - 1999 - Rev. version

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The role of a new international monetary institution after the EMU and after the Asian crises: some preliminary ideas using constitutional economics

Schneider, Friedrich - In: Method and morals in constitutional economics : essays …, (pp. 325-350). 2002

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The role of international monetary institutions after the EMU and the Asian Crisis: some preliminary ideas using constitutional economics

Schneider, Friedrich - In: Economic welfare, international business and global …, (pp. 330-344). 2003

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The financial flows of terrorism and transnational crime

Haigner, Stefan; Schneider, Friedrich; Wakolbinger, Florian - 2012

Yearly revenues from transnational criminal activity account for USD 1 to 1.6 trillion, and a wide variety of methods is employed to transfer those revenues across borders and launder it. The specific type of crime largely determines the choice of methods. Terrorists, for example, use both...

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