Titlebook: Evolution of the International and Regional Monetary Systems; Essays in Honour of Alfred Steinherr (Director of Financial Research, Book

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The International Monetary System: Pluralism and Interdependencet difference seems to diminish with time, I still look up to him as a fount of experience, judgement and wisdom. He tutored me, informally and irregularly to be sure, in international economics and finance. Like all the world, I marvelled at his prescience in the 1950s and 1960s about the gold excha

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Potential Gains from and Obstacles to International Policy Co-ordinationssed then with its lucidity and elegance in bridging the gap between the Anglo-Saxon and the Continental approaches to market equilibrium and in clarifying the whole subject of imperfect competition. Even in that work — his Ph.D. thesis at Harvard — Robert’s propensity to reform was evident. So was

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International Central Bank Co-operation: What It Can — and Cannot — Achievearding the smooth functioning of the financial system. My remarks are not directed at questions related to central bank co-operation in the management of the European Monetary System as it stands today (except by way of reference) or those raised by its possible further development. Nor are they add

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Monetary Management in Latin Americag countries, and especially in Latin America. In addition, the degree of instability prevailing since the 1970s in financial flows, world commodity prices and trade policies has made the task of regulating the money supply more difficult. The external debt service burden, moreover, has distorted the