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One world, one money?
May 1, 2001
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Economy
“A couple of prima donnas”: managing Mundell-Friedman
by
Terence Corcoran
May 1, 2001
Economy
One world, one money?
by
Milton Friedman
Robert Mundell
May 1, 2001
Economy
The Chicago School in the 1960s
by
Rudi Dornbusch
May 1, 2001
Economy
Currency unions: Europe vs. the United States
by
James Tobin
May 1, 2001
Economy
Mundell and Friedman: Four key disagreements
by
Richard Harris
May 1, 2001
Economy
Central banks: Who needs them?
by
Kevin Dowd
May 1, 2001
Economy
Would fixed rates make markets more flexible?
by
Christopher Ragan
May 1, 2001
Economy
New currency regimes: How green the grass? How high the fence?
by
William B.P. Robson
May 1, 2001
Economy
The missing link in the debate on monetary regulation
by
Jean-Luc Migué
May 1, 2001
Economy
Paul Martin’s milestone: One for the record books
by
Geoffrey Hale
May 1, 2001
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