Y2 - International Money and Finance

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1. Chapter 4: Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economy
2. 4.1 Introduction
3. 4.2 The problem of internal and external balance
4. 4.3 The Mundell-Fleming model
5. 4.7 Equilibrium of the model
6. 4.8 Factors shifting the IS-LM-BP schedules
7. 4.9 Internal and external balance
8. 4.10 Internal and external balance under fixed exchange rates
9. 4.11 Internal and external balance under floating exchange rates
10. 4.12 A small open economy with perfect capital mobility
11. 4.13 The principle of effective market classification
12. 4.14 Limitations of the Mundell-Fleming Model
13. 4.15 Conclusions
14. Chapter 6: Purchasing Power Parity Theory and Floating Exchange Rate Experience
15. 6.1 Introduction
16. 6.2 PPP theory and the law of one price
17. 6.3 Absolute and relative PPP
18. 6.5 Measurement problems in testing for PPP
19. 6.6 Empirical evidence on PPP
20. 6.7 Summary of the empirical evidence of PPP
21. 6.8 Explaining the poor performance of PPP theory
22. 6.9 The Balassa-Samuelson model
23. 6.10 Per capita income levels, the relative scopes of economies and the importance of PPP estimates
24. 6.11 Conclusions