The Future of the International Monetary System
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The Future Of The International Monetary System is a scholarly compilation of essays by financial experts striving to identify key trends and predict the future in the international financial system. General themes discussed include "The Evolving Debate on Capital Account Liberalization", "Exchange Rate Regime and Future Monetary Arrangements", "Governance of the International Financial System: The IMF, the G7, G10 and G20" and more. A handful of charts and graphs illustrate this meticulous resource ideal for college and graduate level economics studies, college libraries, and professional economists' reference shelves.
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