1. International Aspects of Fiscal Policies
Authored by Jacob A. Frenkel, this book delves into the intricate relationships between fiscal policies and international economic dynamics. It examines how different nations’ fiscal strategies affect global trade, capital flows, and overall economic stability. For anyone seeking to understand the complexities of fiscal policy on an international scale, this work is indispensable. The depth of analysis provided equips readers with a robust understanding of the fiscal landscape and its implications for global economics.
Price: $114.00
2. Perspectives on the Role of a Central Bank
This collaborative work involving Miguel Mancera, Paul A. Volcker, and Jean Godeaux offers a multifaceted view of central banks’ roles in the modern economy. The book articulates critical insights into monetary policy and the regulatory practices of central banks, making it a key resource for students of economics and professionals in the financial sector. Its accessible language and comprehensive coverage make it an enriching read for anyone interested in monetary systems.
Price: $6.25
3. International Money and Finance
By Michele Fratianni, Andreas Hauskrecht, and Catalin Stefanescu, this book provides a thorough exploration of the evolving landscape of international finance. It discusses key issues such as exchange rates, international investments, and the role of global financial institutions. A must-read for finance professionals and students alike, it bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications, enabling readers to navigate the complexities of international economics effectively.
Price: $118.00
4. International Capital Markets: Developments and Prospects, 1984
Exploring the trends and forecasts of capital markets in the mid-1980s, authors Maxwell Watson, Peter Keller, and Donald J. Mathieson provide invaluable historical context for today’s financial environment. This book is particularly insightful for academics and policy-makers looking to understand the origins of current economic frameworks and how they have evolved. The depth of research presented is beneficial for anyone interested in the developmental trajectory of international capital markets.
Price: $3.75
5. International Capital Markets: Recent Developments and Short-Term Prospects
R. C. Williams presents an analysis focused on the state of international capital markets, examining recent trends and potential future scenarios. The clear predictions and actionable insights make this book an essential read for investors, analysts, and policymakers alike. Its relevance persists, as the discussions are tailored to address immediate concerns while forecasting potential long-term impacts on global finance.
Price: $4.00
6. Trade and Trade Policies in Eastern and Southern Africa
Arvind Subramanian’s examination of trade and economic policies offers a profound look at the challenges and opportunities facing Eastern and Southern Africa. Through this lens, the book discusses policy implications for regional development and trade, making it a critical read for policymakers and economic strategists working in or with African economies. It provides valuable perspectives that inform not just economic theory, but practical applications in trade policy as well.
Price: $10.00
7. World Economic Outlook, May 1998: Financial Crises – Causes and Indicators
This report from the International Monetary Fund provides crucial insights into the financial crises of the late 1990s, exploring their causes and the economic indicators that foreshadowed them. This book is not just historical; its lessons are pivotal for current financial analysis and risk management practices. A must-read for financial analysts and anyone interested in understanding the roots of economic crises.
Price: $18.00
8. IMF History Volume 3 (1945-1965)
This volume offers a comprehensive account of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) pivotal moments from 1945 to 1965, showcasing its influence on global finance and policies during that era. Essential for historians and economists alike, it illustrates the evolution of international monetary cooperation and its ongoing relevance in today’s economic environment. A detailed exploration of past challenges equips readers with the context necessary for understanding contemporary financial issues.
Price: $4.50
9. Perspectivas de la economía mundial, Mayo de 1998
This Spanish edition of the World Economic Outlook from the IMF critically analyzes global economic prospects from a unique linguistic and cultural perspective. It is beneficial for Spanish-speaking economists and policy-makers looking to engage with international economic discussions. Rich insights are presented, making it a valuable resource for understanding global economics.
Price: $18.00
