Monetary Policy, Capital Flows and Exchange Rates : Essays in Memory of Maxwell Fry

Maxwell Fry Was Known Internationally For His Research Into International And Domestic Financial Issues. This Book Constitutes A Tribute To His Pioneering Work In So Many Areas, And Draws Together Contributions From A Range Of Academic And Policy-making Colleagues Who Were Fortunate Enough To Experience The Depth Of Knowledge And Insights Which Maxwell Demonstrated. Front Cover; Monetary Policy, Capital Flows And Exchange Rates; Copyright Page; Contents; List Of Figures; List Of Tables; List Of Contributors; Foreword; Introduction; 1. Some Aspects Of Inflation Targeting: William A. Allen; 2. Back To The Future Of Low Global Inflation: Deanne Julius; 3. Does Faster Inflation Raise Or Cut The Rate Of Growth?: Peter Sinclair; 4. Recent Developments In Central Banking: Some Special Features Of The Monetary Policy Committee And Of The European System Of Central Banks: Charles Goodhart; 5. Thoughts On The New Financial Architecture: Andrew Crockett 6. Reducing The Cost Of Bank Crises: Is Basel Enough?: Jerry Caprio And Patrick Honohan7. A World Without Money And Banking?: Andrew Mullineux; 8. Money And Finance On The Periphery Of The International Dollar Standard: Ronald Mckinnon; 9. Survey Data On Exchange-rate Expectations: More Currencies,more Horizons, More Tests: Menzie Chinn And Jeffrey Frankel; 10. Alternative Monetary Targets And Policy Transmission And Adjustments: The Case Of Taiwan: James Ford And Katherine Hsu 11. New Transmission Mechanisms And Instruments Ofmonetary Policy At Near Zero-interest Rates: The Case Ofjapan In The Late 1990s: Eric Girardin And Nicholas Horsewood12. Real Exchange Rates And Capital Flows: Chang Shu; 13. Foreign Investment And Macroeconomic Uncertainty:an Empirical Analysis Of Recent Experience Fromthe European Union: David G. Dickinson; Index Edited By David G. Dickinson And William A. Allen. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English