International money
Subtitle: theory, evidence, and institutions
By: Paul Hallwood and Ronald MacDonald ; with contributions from Robert Shaw.
Contributors: MacDonald, Ronald.; Shaw, Robert, 1936 May 2-
Publisher: B. Blackwell
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Oxford, UK; New York, NY, USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 279
Subjects: International finance
First sentence: The field of international monetary economics has become an especially dynamic discipline during the last fifteen years or so as major institutional changes and theoretical developments have followed upon one another.
Description: INTERNATIONAL MONEY: Theory, Evidence and Institutions

1.	Introduction
2.	Basic exchange rate concepts and some early balance of payments analysis
3.	Macroeconomics in an open economy
4.	Purchasing power parity: theory and evidence
5.	The monetary approach  to the balance of payments
6.	The monetary view of exchange rate determination
7.	The portfolio balance approach to the determination of the exchange rate
8.	The efficient markets hypothesis, spot and forward exchange rates and the role new information in foreign exchange markets
9.	Recent international monetary arrangements
10.	The Eurocurrency system
11.	The IMF and the Third World
12.	International Debt
13.	The European Monetary System
Notes: Bibliography: p. [258]-272.
Includes index.