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020427s2003 enka b 001 0 eng |
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$a 2002066598 |
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$a1840649267 |
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$a226961$cTLC |
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$aHG230.3$b.T63 2003 |
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$a332$221 |
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$aTobin, James,$d1918-2002. |
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$aWorld finance and economic stability :$bselected essays of James Tobin /$cJames Tobin. |
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$aCheltenham, UK ;$aNorthampton, MA, USA :$bEdward Elgar,$cc2003. |
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300
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$axx, 242 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm. |
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Note:Bibliog |
504
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$aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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$tThe global economy: who is at the helm? -$tFinancial globalization. -$tFinancial globalization: can national currencies survive? -$tForeward to Global Capital Flows. -$tPrologue to The Tobin Tax: Coping with Financial Volatility. -$tRemarks at a round table on Tobin Tax. -$tWhy we need sand in the market's gears. -$tThey are misusing my name. -$tAn idea that gained currency but lost clarity. -$tThe IMF's misplaced priorities: flawed fund. -$tTighten belt? No, spend cash. -$tKeynesian insights for the Japanese economy. -$tCurrency unions, American vs. European. -$tSymposium on limiting the moral hazard in international financial rescues. -$t1960: campaign memo on economic growth and 'growth through taxation'. -$tThe monetary and fiscal policy mix. -$tCan we grow faster? -$tSupply constraints on employment and output: NAIRU versus natural rate. -$tMonetary policy: recent theory and practice. -$tWhatever happened to fiscal policy? -$tClinton's second term and the American economy. -$tFiscal policy: its macroeconomics in perspective. -$tThoughts on indexing the elderly. -$tThe political threat to Social Security. -$tFisher's introductory text. -$tReview of The Commanding Heights. -$tOn Minsky's agenda for reform. -$tFalse expectations. -$tBetween a market-based and a caring society: what kind of socially responsible economy do we want? -$tJan Timbergen (12 April 1903-9 June 1994) |
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$aMonetary policy. |
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$aInternational finance. |
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$aFiscal policy. |
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$aUnited States$xEconomic policy. |
