Contents
Effects of Central Bank Intervention in the Foreign Exchange Market
HANS GENBERG
Incentives for International Currency Diversification by U. S. Financial Investors
GEORGE M. VON FURSTENBERG
Monetary Stabilization With and Without Government Credibility
JACQUES R. ARTUS
The Case For and Against “Disequilibrium” Money
WILLIAM H. WHITE
International Trade of Multinational Corporations and Its Responsiveness to Changes in Aggregate Demand and Relative Prices
DAVID J. GOLDSBROUGH
Import Discipline in the U.S. Manufacturing Sector
DEAN A. DeROSA and MORRIS GOLDSTEIN
Summaries
Résumés
Resúmenes
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STAFF PAPERS
Norman K. Humphreys, Editor
Jennie Lee Carter and Paul Gleason
Assistant Editors
Editorial Committee
Norman K. Humphreys, Chairman
Jacques R. Artus
Sterie T. Beza
Eduard H. Brau
Adalbert Knöbl
Anthony Lanyi
Ichiro Otani Salgado
Rose S. Porras
Alan A. Tait
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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
STAFF PAPER
Vol. 28
No. 3
SEPTEMBER 1981