Summary
Week 6
Universiteit van Amsterdam · Business Administration
Y2 - International Money and FinanceInhoud
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- Week 6
- 11.1 – 11.3 Bretton woods
- 11.4 A brief history of the Bretton Woods system
- 11.5 Why did the Bretton Woods system break down?
- 11.6 -11.16 Chronology
- 11.17 – 11.21 Developments
- 11.22 Conclusion
- Chapter 14: International Macroeconomic Policy Coordination
- 14.1 Introduction
- 14.2 What is meant by international policy coordination?
- 14.3 Why does the need for international policy coordination arise?
- 14.4 The benefits from international policy coordination
- 14.5 A game theory demonstration of the gains from coordination
- 14.6 Other potential benefits from coordination
- 14.7 The potential for coordination to make countries worse off
- 14.8 Estimates of the benefits and losses from international policy coordination
- 14.9 Problems and obstacles to international policy coordination
- 14.10 Conclusions
- Chapter 15: The Latin American Debt Crisis
- 15.1 Introduction
- 15.2 The low and middle-income developing countries
- 15.3 Characteristics of typical middle-income developing countries
- 15.4 The economics of developing country borrowing
- 15.5 Different types of capital inflows into developing countries
- 15.6 Measures of indebtedness
- 15.7 Background and origins of the debt crisis; and 15.8 The emergence of the debt crisis
- 15.9 The Mexican Moratorium
- 15.10 The Dimensions of the Debt crisis
- 15.12 The economics of default
- 15.13 – The role and viewpoints of the actors in the debt crisis
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