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A EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK?

De Cecco Marcello

Oprawa:
MIĘKKA

Wydawca:
Cambridge University Press

Data premiery:
1989-05-25

ISBN:
9780521376235

191,04 PLN
Wysyłamy w 35 dni

Opis produktu

The papers in this volume analyse the issues of having a single European currency.The papers featuring leading academics and central bankers analyse the issues about having a single European currency. These essays examine the theoretical empirical and historical reasons that identify the motivations for creating a European central bank.The papers featuring leading academics and central bankers analyse the issues about having a single European currency. These essays examine the theoretical empirical and historical reasons that identify the motivations for creating a European central bank.This volume based on a conference held by the Italian Macroeconomic Policy Group and the centre for Economic Policy Research examines the issues raised by European monetary unification. An introduction describes recent monetary developments and identifies the motivations for creating a European central bank. Theoretical papers analyse the interactions of capital controls financial intermediation and seigniorage in open economies: the optimal design of centralized banks of issue by sovereign countries: and some new aspects of the optimal currency area question. The empirical papers provide new evidence and interpretation of inflation experience across Europe and the attitudes of European central bankers about inflation and unemployment. The historical papers describe the experience of currency unification in Germany and Italy in the 19th century and the creation of the US Federal Reserve System. The volume concludes with a panel discussion on the feasibility of European monetary unification featuring leading academics and central bankers.List of figures: List of tables: Preface: List of conference participants: 1. Does Europe need its own central bank? Marcello de Cecco and Alberto Giovannini: 2. Monetary policy capital controls and seigniorage in an open economy Allan Drazen: Discussion Guillermo A. Calvo and Marco Pagano: 3. Seigniorage in Europe Vittorio Grilli: Discussion Rudiger Dornbusch and Luigi Spaventa: Overview of chapters 2 and 3 Michael Bruno and Edmund S. Phelps: 4. Factor mobility uncertainty and exchange rate regimes Giuseppe Bertola: Discussion William H. Branson Fiorella Padoa Schioppa and Alan C. Stockman: 5. Management of a common currency Alessandra Casella and Jonathan Feinstein: Discussion Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini: 6. The tastes of European central bankers Carlo Carraro: Discussion John Flemming and Alberto Giovannini: 7. The costs and benefits of a European currency Daniel Cohen: Discussion Alberto Alesina and Charles Wyplosz: 8. The monetary unification process in nineteenthcentury Germany: relevance and lessons for Europe today CarlLudwig Holtrerich: Discussion Richard Portes: 9. The establishment of a central bank: Italy in the nineteenth century Valeria Sannucci: Discussion Charles Goodhart and Gianni Toniolo: 10. The founding of the Fed and the destabilization of the post1914 US economy Jeffrey A. Miron: Discussion Marcello d

Data Publikacji: 1989-05-25
Wymiary: 228 mm 152 mm 22 mm 570 gr

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