Title: Shaping a New International Financial System: Challenges of Governance in a Globalizing World
Abstract: Introduction: shaping a new international financial system - contributions and challenges, Karl Kaiser, John J. Kirton and Jospeh Daniels. Part 1 The crisis and its legacies: the G7 Summit's contribution - past, present and prospective, Nicholas Bayne the Asian Crisis and its implications, Takashi Kiuchi the G7, international finance, and developing countries, Duncan Wood the dynamics of G7 leadership in crisis response and system reconstruction, John Kirton. Part 2 Constructing the new system: transparentizing the global money business - Glasnost or just another wild card in play? George M. von Furstenberg global capital markets - maximizing benefits, minimizing risk, Joseph Daniels the new financial architecture for the global economy, Norbert Walter the role of the International Monetary Fund as lender of last resort, Curzio Giannini. Part 3 The broader issues: practising exchange rate flexibility, Olivier Davanne and Pierre Jacquet can small countries keep their own money and floating exchange rates? George M. von Furstenberg from globalization to regionalism - the foreign direct investment dimension of international finance, Alan Rugman challenges and contributions to the conventional wisdom, Karl Kaiser, John J. Kirton and Joseph Daniels. Appendix: strengthening the international financial architecture, report of G7 Finance Ministers to the Koln Economic Summit.
Publication Year: 2019
Publication Date: 2019-06-26
Language: en
Type: book
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