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Essays in International Economics
Harvard University Press, 1971 Cloth: 978-0-674-26435-9 Library of Congress Classification HG3881.F54 Dewey Decimal Classification 382.01
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
J. Marcus Fleming, who applies economic theory to problems of international economic policy, has long advised policy makers national and international. The three pieces in Part I of his book apply the theory of the "second best"—a branch of welfare economics in which the author was a pioneer—to problems of trade discrimination and restriction. Part II consists of four essays on international liquidity and reflects the author's role in the inauguration of a new type of fiduciary international reserve asset—the Special Drawing Right of the International Monetary Fund. The seven essays of Part III, two of which are published for the first time, deal with various aspects of the process of removing disequilibria in international payments with the least possible sacrifice of domestic economic objectives. See other books on: Business & Economics | Commercial policy | Economics | Essays | International finance See other titles from Harvard University Press |
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Essays in International Economics
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Harvard University Press, 1971
Cloth: 978-0-674-26435-9
Cloth: 978-0-674-26435-9
J. Marcus Fleming, who applies economic theory to problems of international economic policy, has long advised policy makers national and international. The three pieces in Part I of his book apply the theory of the "second best"—a branch of welfare economics in which the author was a pioneer—to problems of trade discrimination and restriction. Part II consists of four essays on international liquidity and reflects the author's role in the inauguration of a new type of fiduciary international reserve asset—the Special Drawing Right of the International Monetary Fund. The seven essays of Part III, two of which are published for the first time, deal with various aspects of the process of removing disequilibria in international payments with the least possible sacrifice of domestic economic objectives.
ABOUT THIS BOOK
