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A monetary constitution case for an independent European central bank

Burdekin, Richard C. K.; Wihlborg, Clas; Willett, Thomas D. - 1991

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Theories of central bank behavior and implications for monetary reform : a constitutional perspective ; alias "micro foundations of macro policy"

Willett, Thomas D.; McArthur, John - 1985 - Rev

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Political business cycles : the political economy of money, inflation, and unemployment ; a Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy book

Willett, Thomas D. (contributor) - 1988

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Monetary policy for a volatile global economy

Haraf, William S. (ed.); Willett, Thomas D. (contributor) - 1990 - 1. [print.]

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Payments adjustment and the monetary system : a comment

Willett, Thomas D. - In: International trade and finance : frontiers for research, (pp. 496-499). 2008

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The global crisis and Korea's international financial policies

Willett, Thomas D. - 2009

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The RMB debate and international influences on China's money and financial markets

Liang, Priscilla; Ouyang, Alice; Willett, Thomas D. - In: China's emerging financial markets : challenges and …, (pp. 267-299). 2009

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Measures of financial openness and interdependence

Clark, William R.; Hallerberg, Mark; Keil, Manfred W.; … - In: Journal of financial economic policy 4 (2012) 1, pp. 58-75

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Central bank independence : an internat. comparison

Banaian, King - In: Central bankers, bureaucratic incentives, and monetary …, (pp. 199-217). 1986

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Fear of floating needn't imply fixed rates : feasible options for intermediate exchange rate regimes

Willett, Thomas D. (contributor) - 2002 - [Elektronische Ressource]

The criteria of the theory of optimum currency areas suggest that many (most?) countries are not good candidates for either of the poles of genuinely fixed exchange rates or freely floating exchange rates. Thus many countries should have an interest in intermediate exchange rate regimes....

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