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International economics /
Published 2009Table of Contents: “…: some later answers -- Trade and the role of factor endowments -- Scale, competition and trade -- The theory of protection tariffs and other barriers to trade -- Arguments for protection and the political economy of trade policy -- International mobility of labor and capital -- Regional blocks : preferential trade liberalization -- Commercial policy and the WTO -- Trade and growth -- The balance of payments and the exchange rate -- Fundamentals of exchange rate systems -- An introduction to modeling the open economy -- Extensions of the basic open-economy model : policy effectiveness and the large open economy -- International capital markets -- Modeling international capital markets -- Policy under fixed exchange rates -- Policy under flexible exchange rates and extensions of the Mundell-Fleming model -- Perfectly flexible prices and exchange rate dynamics -- The international monetary system : a brief history -- European monetary integration -- International financial crises.…”
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Issues in banking and monetary analysis /
Published 1967Table of Contents: “…Toward a supranational monetary system.…”
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The European Crisis and the Myth of the Irish Recovery: an Insight
Published 2016“…In this paper I first review the main points of the European crisis, showing that the credibility of a time-infinite fixed exchange rate, together with the free movement of capitals in the EU determined overconfidence, an excessive fall in interest rates, and overborrowing that made the system collapse when the external?…”
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