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Category ArchiveInternational Macroeconomics: Exchange Rates, International Debt, etc.(30 articles) |
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July 1, 2008IMF to Investigate the U.S. Financial System?Arnold KlingA reader forwarded me this story. Officials with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have informed Bernanke about a plan that......MORE June 18, 2008Blaming the FedArnold KlingBryan writes, the effect of the exchange rate on the price of gas turns out to be enormous. Our present......MORE May 23, 2008A Reason to Teach MacroArnold KlingDavid T. King writes, In Europe, the price of oil has risen by 50 euros in the past five-and-a-half years.......MORE November 20, 2007If You'd Listened to Me, You'd Be Happy About the Falling DollarBryan CaplanTwo years ago I denounced home country bias, people's propensity to invest solely in their own country's assets. International diversification......MORE November 18, 2007Open Economy MacroArnold KlingTyler Cowen writes, I know full well that in most sensible intertemporal models the U.S. dollar is overvalued and must......MORE November 1, 2007Leave a Comment, LarryArnold KlingIn an interview, Larry Summers says, The classic concern with respect to imbalances is that a situation develops where people......MORE February 12, 2007The CEA on Exchange RatesArnold KlingFrom the 2007 Economic Report: the Chinese intervention does not systematically change the relative real prices between the United States......MORE January 22, 2007Euro BetBryan CaplanI made a wager this weekend while I was at a Liberty Fund conference in Chicago. Fellow participant Jeremy Rabkin......MORE September 28, 2006Global Competitiveness?Arnold KlingThe World Economic Forum writes (in its executive summary), Switzerland takes the leading position as the world’s most competitive economy......MORE September 15, 2006Why the IMF and World Bank?Arnold KlingMary Anastasia O'Grady writes, In a world of floating exchange rates and open capital markets, the IMF's raison d'ętre no......MORE February 24, 2006Economic Nationalism, once moreArnold KlingDon Boudreaux writes, Now consider a slightly different example in which I live, not in Virginia, but in Maine on......MORE February 10, 2006The Trade DeficitArnold KlingDon Boudreaux writes A trade deficit isn't debt. My young son, for example, received for Christmas several Chinese-made toys. These......MORE December 28, 2004Phelps on the DollarArnold KlingEdmund Phelps, who I once said might have won the Noble Prize had he been Scandinavian, ventures a perspective on......MORE December 20, 2004Dollars and DeficitsArnold KlingAbout the falling dollar, I literally say "So what?" Taking as given government policy for spending, taxes, and money creation,......MORE December 3, 2004Whose Debt is it, Anyway?Arnold KlingDon Boudreaux is puzzled as to why I should care about my country's net savings position, as opposed to just......MORE November 9, 2004Debating OutsourcingArnold KlingThe link may only work for a day, but Tyler Cowen and John Irons go at it on the online......MORE October 18, 2004Dollar BubbleArnold KlingBrad DeLong continues to predict a crash for the dollar. Japan, China, and other export-oriented East Asian economies are indeed......MORE June 21, 2004The Balance of SavingArnold KlingShould we worry about what I call the Balance of Saving (our trade deficit)? Don Boudreaux says no. Why should......MORE June 7, 2004What Determines Exchange Rates?Arnold KlingTyler Cowen meditates on the topic of exchange rates. I am headed back from Poland to France, for one more......MORE April 30, 2004Uncovered Interest ParityArnold KlingBrad DeLong wonders, U.S. interest rates are low relative to those of other major countries (save Japan). Where is my......MORE There are 30 entries listed in this category (International Macroeconomics: Exchange Rates, International Debt, etc.). The most recent are listed above. If there are more than 20, here are the rest:
Trade Deficit, Saving, and Tax Policy (November 18, 2003) U.S. as Debtor (October 20, 2003) Economics of Outsourcing (August 20, 2003) Trade Deficit a Concern? (August 17, 2003) Common Sense Macroeconomics (June 17, 2003) Germany (June 11, 2003) China, India and Deflation (May 29, 2003) Deflation-fighting and Depreciation (May 09, 2003) Optimum Currency Areas (April 22, 2003)
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