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Financial market integration, macroeconomic policy and the EMS

Branson, William H. - 1990

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The limits of monetary coordination as exchange rate policy

Branson, William H. - In: Beyond trade friction : Japan - US economic relations, (pp. 41-61). 1989

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Politiche economiche nazionali e stabilità dei mercati finanziari internazionali

Branson, William H. - In: Finanza, moneta e cambi : il sistema internazionale tra …, (pp. 3-43). 1994

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The limits of monetary coordination as exchange rate policy

Branson, William H. - In: Brookings papers on economic activity : BPEA (1986) 1, pp. 175-194

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Financial market integration, macroeconomic policy and the EMS

Branson, William H. - In: Unity with diversity in the European economy : the …, (pp. 104-130). 1990

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Monetary and fiscal policy with flexible exchange rates

Branson, William H. - 1983

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Monetary and exchange rate policy coordination in ASEAN+1

Branson, William H.; Healy, Conor N. - In: Towards monetary and financial integration in East Asia, (pp. 222-264). 2009

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Monetary and exchange rate policy coordination in ASEAN+1

Branson, William H.; Healy, Conor N. - 2005

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Exchange-rate policy after a decade of floating

Branson, William H. - 1982

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Exchange-Rate Policy After a Decade of "Floating"

Branson, William H. - 1982

This paper integrates exchange-rate policy into a model of exchange- rate behavior, and examines the data econometrically to infer hypotheses about policy behavior in the 1970s. The model shows how unanticipated movements in money, the current account, and relative price levels will cause first...

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