Bank credit, money and inflation in open economies

InhaltsverzeichnisInhalt: K. Brunner, The Money Supply Process in Open Economies with Interdependent Security Markets: The Case of Imperfect Substitutability - M. Fratianni, Domestic Bank Credit, Money and the Open Economy - D. Heremans / A. Sommariva / A. Verheirstraeten, A Money and Bank Credit Model for Belgium - R. Vandeputte, Objectives and Tools of Monetary Policy in Belgium - L. Girton / D. W. Henderson, Critical Determinants of the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy in the Open Economy - B. Decaluwe / A. Steinherr, The Two-Tier Foreign Exchange Market in Belgium - F. Boll, Policy Implications of Alternative Two-Tier Exchange Rate Systems - P. De Grauwe, The Belgian Dual Exchange Market System: An Inequitable and Ineffective System - M. Gray / M. Parkin, Discriminating Between Alternative Explanations of Inflation - T. Willett / R. Sweeney, The International Transmission of Inflations: Mechanisms, Issues and Evidence - J. C. Pattison, International Inflationary Linkages and the Recent Experience in Individual Countries - A. H. Meltzer, The Monetary Approach to Inflation and the Balance of Payments: Theoretical and Empirical Contributions at the Leuven Conference