New institutional arrangements for the world economy
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New institutional arrangements for the world economy
(Studies in international economics and institutions)
Springer-Verlag, c1989
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New Institutional Arrangements for the World Economy Hans-Jiirgen Vosgerau, Konstanz I. The Problem During the first days of July 1987 the newly established Sonderforschungs- bereich 178 "Internationalisierung der Wirtschaft" held its first symposium in Konstanz/Bodensee. "New Institutional Arrangements for the World Economy" were discussed by a group of economists and lawyers working in the fields of interna- tional trade, international monetary economics, international finance, international public choice, and international economic law. Cooperation between these areas of research is an important condition for attaining the long-term aim of the Sonderforschungsbereich, viz. analysis of the complex interdependencies between international economic transactions of various kinds and international economy- related institutions in a broad sense. The nature of these interdependencies seems to be crucial for the world economy's further development. A better understanding of their characteristics will be helpful for the solution of most imminent international economic problems.
Four problem areas were especially addressed during the conference, each con- sisting of three or four contributions. The revised papers are presented in this volume, each followed by a comment of the invited discussant, or by a summary of the discussion. The last contribution is meant as a summary conclusion and has no comment. The four problem areas discussed were: (1) Exchange rate stabilization and econ- omic policy coordination, (2) International financial markets and their regulation, (3) Protectionism and the Uruguay GAIT-round, and (4) The institutional frame- work for international production.
Table of Contents
New Institutional Arrangements for the World Economy.- I. Exchange Rate Stabilization.- 1. A Public Choice Analysis of Strategies for Restoring International Economic Stability.- Comments.- 2. Implications of Alternative International Exchange Rate Arrangements for the Developing Countries.- Comments.- 3. The European Monetary System: A Regional Bretton Woods or an Institutional Innovation?.- Comments.- II. International Financial Markets.- 4. Domestic Bank Regulation in a World of International Banking.- Comments.- 5. The Internationalization of Financial Markets and the Regulatory Response.- Comments.- 6. Economic Analysis of Debt-Equity Swaps.- Comments.- 7. Competitive Performance, Regulation and Trade in Banking Services.- Comments.- III. Protectionism and the Uruguay Gatt Round.- 8. Does The World Need a GATT for Services?.- Comments.- 9. Policy Motives and International Trade Restrictions.- Comments.- 10. Protectionist Rules and Internationalist Discretion in the Making of National Trade Policy.- Comments.- IV. Institutional Arrangements for International Production.- 11. Institutional Arrangements for Natural Resources.- Summary of the Discussion.- 12. Property Rights in Information and the Multinational Firm: The Case of Technical Learning in a Multiplant System.- Comments.- 13. New Institutional Arrangements in International Economic Law: The Working of Codes of Conduct.- Comments.- 14. Competing Institutional Arrangements and Internationalization.- Participants.
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