Abstract
“Foreign Exchange Markets in Russia: Understanding the Reforms,” by Linda S. Goldberg [93/1]
“Foreign Exchange Markets in Russia: Understanding the Reforms,” by Linda S. Goldberg [93/1]
“Real Exchange Rate Targeting in Developing Countries,” by Peter J. Montiel and Jonathan D. Ostry [93/2]
“Armenia: Reform and Growth in Agriculture,” by Gonzalo Pastor and Amer Bisat [93/3]
“Adjusting to Development: The IMF and the Poor,” by Boris Bernstein and James M. Boughton [93/4]
“A Cautionary Note on the Use of Exchange Rate Indicators,” by Peter Wickham [93/5]
The Strategy of Reform in the Previously Centrally–Planned Economies of Eastern Europe: Lessons and Challenges,” by Eduardo Borensztein [93/6]
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