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What purpose does the European Monetary System serve? Who benefits from it? Is it a Deutschmark zone? Or could one argue that, despite the asymmetrical positions of France and Germany, the System does serve a certain collective interest? An attempt to answer these questions reveals a basic...
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Recent analyses of the gains to policy coordination have focussed on the strategic aspects of macroeconomic policy making in a static setting. A major theme is that noncooperative policy making is likely to be Pareto inefficient because of the presence of beggar-thy-neighbor policies. This paper...
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[spa] La industria francesa frente a los apremios de cambio monetario - A más de su aparente desorden, las peripecias monetarias traducen una realidad fundamental : el poner a debate las modalidades del crecimiento que impera desde de la ultima guerra y sus formas institucionales. En este...
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Uncoordinated macroeconomic policies lead to 'beggar thy neighbour' strategies which are clearly suboptimal for the European Community as a whole. Given the high degree of interdependence of their economies, European governments have a clear incentive to export their inflation or their...
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[eng] Exchange rate, inflation and interest rate : a model. . The aim of this paper is to clarify the mechanisms involved in a flexible exchange rates regime for a medium size country like France and to discuss the characteristics of present economic adjustments. The paper is based on a model of...
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