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This file is part of IDEAS , which uses RePEc data Papers Articles Software Books ... Help! Currency Areas, Exchange Rate Systems and International Monetary Reform Author info Abstract Publisher info Download info ... Statistics Author Info Robert Mundell liame2('edu','columbia','m7i7','ram15') Columbia University Additional information is available for the following registered author(s): Robert A. Mundell Abstract I. Introduction II. The Pre-Eminence of the Dollar III. The Fate of the Gold Standard IV. Currency Areas and Currency Unions V. The Importance of Monetary Rules VI. Monetary Arrangements in Free Trade Areas and Customs Unions VII. Central Banks, Dollarization and the Maastricht Conditions VIII. Exchange Rate Volatility and Internal vs. External Stability IX. Towards a World Currency Download Info To download: If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it first. Information about this may be contained in the File-Format links below. In case of further problems read the IDEAS help file . Note that these files are not on the IDEAS site. Please be patient as the files may be large.

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Currency Areas, Exchange Rate Systems and International Monetary Reform Robert Mundell C. Lowell Harriss Professor of Economics Columbia University Introduction The Pre-Eminence of the Dollar The Fate of the Gold Standard Currency Areas and Currency Unions ... References Paper delivered at Universidad del CEMA, Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 17, 2000 1. Introduction Charles Rist, French economist and central banker, once said that "democracy killed the gold standard." A nice phrase he was a very good economist. What I think he meant was that democracy results in an increase in social demands and redistribution programs that governments have to supply or else be ejected at the next election. In the effort to finance the new programs governments raise taxes to the limit and then engage in borrowing and deficit financing from the central bank, leading to a breakdown of convertibility and the collapse of the gold standard. The gold standard will no longer act as the "Golden Brake." Rist's idea was very prophetic, but I think it does not provide the right clue as to what destroyed the gold standard. We have to look elsewhere. Strong currencies are the children of empires and great powers. The dollar became the greatest currency of the 20

13. PKT Message, Connecting Fiscal To Monetary Systems is discussing a small piece of Warren Mosler s Soft currency economics . and monetary systems based on fiat money in a post keynesian free economy. http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/pkt/1996m02-a/msg00025.htm

PKT mailing list archive Other Periods Other mailing lists Search Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Connecting Fiscal to Monetary Systems To Subject : Connecting Fiscal to Monetary Systems From jjgelles@xxxxxxxx Date : Fri, 2 Feb 1996 15:49:58 -0800 (PST) Fortunately, Alan Isaac is discussing a small piece of Warren Mosler's "Soft Currency Economics". From the day he first posted a part of it, and offered us its URL on the net: http://inca.gate.net/~mosler/softecon.html Prev by Date: Re: Balanced Budget and Depression Next by Date: Re: News Flash: HAYEK WAS NOT AN AUSTRIAN! Previous by thread: Japanese macroeconomic data Next by thread: Money Index(es): Date Thread Thread context: Peoples' Capitalism , JSAlbus Sat 03 Feb 1996, 20:01 GMT Re: Peoples' Capitalism , Warren Mosler Sun 04 Feb 1996, 06:00 GMT Bottom Lines , John Gelles Sat 03 Feb 1996, 17:26 GMT Money , Leigh Harkness Sat 03 Feb 1996, 09:15 GMT Connecting Fiscal to Monetary Systems , John Gelles Fri 02 Feb 1996, 23:49 GMT Japanese macroeconomic data , Gary F. Langer Fri 02 Feb 1996, 19:55 GMT

14. PKT Message, Re: Monetary Systems And Rationality Soft currency economics, also on my website, supports the idea of the monetary systems and rationality, John Vertegaal Sun 14 Sep 1997, 2035 GMT http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/pkt/1997m09-c/msg00028.htm

PKT mailing list archive Other Periods Other mailing lists Search Date: [ Previous Next ] Thread: [ Previous Next ] Index: [ Author Date Thread Re: monetary systems and rationality To Subject : Re: monetary systems and rationality From mosler@xxxxxxxx Date : Sun, 14 Sep 1997 19:49:08 -0400 http://www.warrenmosler.com References monetary systems and rationality From: John Vertegaal Prev by Date: Re: finite world/resource depletion Next by Date: Re: finite world/resource depletion Previous by thread: Re: monetary systems and rationality Next by thread: Index(es): Date Thread Thread context: (continued) , John Gelles Mon 15 Sep 1997, 13:55 GMT , John Gelles Mon 15 Sep 1997, 16:12 GMT monetary systems and rationality , John Vertegaal Sun 14 Sep 1997, 20:35 GMT Re: monetary systems and rationality , Harry Veeder Sun 14 Sep 1997, 23:04 GMT Re: monetary systems and rationality , Warren Mosler Sun 14 Sep 1997, 23:58 GMT Eternal life (fwd) , Harry Veeder Sun 14 Sep 1997, 18:05 GMT Re: Fundamental Flaw of National Accounting , Per Gunnar Berglund Sun 14 Sep 1997, 14:50 GMT Re: Fundamental Flaw of National Accounting , Bruce McFarling Mon 15 Sep 1997, 02:09 GMT Re: Fundamental Flaw of National Accounting , Per Gunnar Berglund Mon 15 Sep 1997, 17:39 GMT Other Periods Other mailing lists Search

15. Transaction Net: Complementary Community Currency Systems a directory of publications relating to complementary currency systems and howthe Internet can facilitate Community economics. monetary Reform Magazine http://www.transaction.net/money/community/

How Money Systems Work Publications Payment Methods Glossary of Terms ... The Money Conference Currency Systems Backed Currencies Ithaca HOURS LETS National Currencies ... Time Dollars Complementary Currencies Complementary Community Currency Systems and Local Exchange Networks Benefits How Issued Unit of Account Exchange Rate ... Interact Benefits How Issued Unit of Account Exchange Rate Incentives ... Interact Benefits of complementary currency models: When a full spectrum of currencies are available, people will complete more transactions, enabling more people to meet their needs and create trading relationships. Backed currencies such as e-gold can be issued (or barter exchanges completed) by whoever owns a commodity or service. These systems thus do not require a central authority to guarantee the currency and manage its supply. Money created as mutual credit (like LETS ROCS , and Time Dollars ), as well as fiat money that does not bear interest (such as Ithaca HOURS ) is in sufficient supply , thus encouraging cooperation among participants. Demurrage currencies also discourage hoarding and encourage longer-term planning and sustainable investment.

16. Monetary Controversies And Alternative Viewpoints Safe Haven Articles defending the role of gold in the monetary system, and onother topics to do with the Soft currency economics by Warren B. Mosler. http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/controversies.html

Money Facts and Monetary Controversies A collection of links to sources See also Money in history Money in fiction Financial scandals Money : What it is and How it Works A series of articles by William F. Hummel. International Monetary Law Conference proceedings of the Committee on International Monetary Law of the International Law Association. Edward Flaherty's Economics site This includes several files on debunking popular economic myths and the national debt hysteria. Single Global Currency Association The Single Global Currency Association seeks to promote the implementation of a single global currency, with an international central bank, by the year 2025. The website also has many links to other sites on money. Conspiracy Theory Index The aim of this site, maintained by Gerry Rough, is simply to expose and debunk conspiracy theories. Many of the alleged conspiracies involve money and banking. New Economics Foundation The New Economics Foundation is the radical think tank. It is unique in bringing together the ideas, people, resources and influence to challenge business-as-usual. Its aim is to create practical and enterprising solutions to the social, environmental and economic challenges facing the local, regional, national and global economies. Future of Money Summit: Powerful People Making Powerful Decisions October 27-29, 2003, Denver, Colorado.

17. MONETARY SYSTEMS A gold standard international monetary system, was most complete from the In a flexible economy, deflation would correct the effects of a currency grown http://www.benbest.com/polecon/monetary.html

Monetary Systems and Managed Economies by Ben Best CONTENTS: LINKS TO SECTIONS BY TOPIC THE ORIGIN AND NATURE OF MONEY THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY MONEY-CREATION BY BANKS HISTORY OF MODERN MONETARY STANDARDS ... SOME BOOK REFERENCES I. THE ORIGIN AND NATURE OF MONEY Money has been defined as a medium of exchange , as a means of storing value and as a standard for measuring market value Euros prior to the introduction of the Euro currency. A mill (one-tenth of a cent) is a standard of value for taxation purposes, but is not currently part of the medium of exchange. Money as a medium of exchange solves the problem of "coincident wants". A gravestone-maker who wants to buy eggs does not need to find a poultry farmer who want a gravestone. Even if such a poultry farmer could be found, the gravestone-maker would probably prefer to purchase eggs in small quantities on a regular basis for the rest of her life. It is far more convenient for her to trade gravestones for the medium of exchange and then use the medium of exchange to buy eggs. The medium of exchange allows for a time interval between selling and buying so each transaction can occur at more a more convenient time and place. Durability, divisibility, malleability, portability, recognizability, availability and a high value-to-weight ratio are important qualities which make metals useful as money. All metals are lustrous in a vacuum, but become tarnished (or ignite) when exposed to oxygen in the atmosphere. Metals resistant to oxidation are easily purified and the value of the pure metal can be determined from a single, easily-measure quantity:

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Ecosystems Solar System Human Body Systems Government Systems ... Miscellaneous Systems Economic/Monetary Systems Consumers, producers, supply, demand...these are components of our system of economics. We are an important part of this systemconsumers keep the economy going. Everytime we buy something, we are sending a message to a manufacturer that we like the product and that they should keep making it. Sample some of the following activities to learn more about economic systems. Places To Go People To See Things To Do Teacher Resources ... Bibliography Places To Go The following are places to go (some real and some virtual) to find out about economic systems. Check out money lesson plans, kid's clubhouse, and interactive money games at H.I.P. Pocket Change , a new web site all about coins. Visit a retail store. How do principles of economics affect their daily operations? What are the costs and benefits to running a business? Take a virtual tour of the Federal Reserve Bank.

19. Soft Curency Economics Paper - Body Soft currency economics. by Warren B. Mosler Under a fiat monetary system,money is an accepted medium of exchange only because the government requires http://www.mosler.org/docs/docs/soft0004.htm

Soft Currency Economics by Warren B. Mosler Introduction In the midst of great abundance our leaders promote privation. We are told that national health care is unaffordable, while hospital beds are empty. We are told that we cannot afford to hire more teachers, while many teachers are unemployed. And we are told that we cannot afford to give away school lunches, while surplus food goes to waste. When people and physical capital are employed productively, government spending that shifts those resources to alternative use forces a trade-off. For example, if thousands of young men and women were conscripted into the armed forces the country would receive the benefit of a stronger military force. However, if the new soldiers had been home builders, the nation may suffer a shortage of new homes. This trade-off may reduce the general welfare of the nation if Americans place a greater value on new homes than additional military protection. If, however, the new military manpower comes not from home builders but from individuals who were unemployed, there is no trade-off. The real cost of conscripting home builders for military service is high; the real cost of employing the unemployed is negligible. The essence of the political process is coming to terms with the inherent trade-offs we face in a world of limited resources and unlimited wants. The idea that people can improve their lives by depriving themselves of surplus goods and services contradicts both common sense and any respectable economic theory. When there are widespread unemployed resources as there are today in the United States, the trade-off costs are often minimal, yet mistakenly deemed unaffordable.

20. Monetary Policy In The Aftermath Of Currency Crisis: The Case Of Asia The findings are compared to previous currency crises in recent history. E44 Macroeconomics and monetary economics - - Money and Interest Rates http://ideas.repec.org/p/rio/texdis/399.html

This file is part of IDEAS , which uses RePEc data Papers Articles Software Books ... Help! Monetary policy in the aftermath of currency crisis: the case of Asia Author info Abstract Publisher info Download info ... Statistics Author Info Ilan Goldfajn liame2('br','puc-rio','econ','m7i7','goldfajn') ) (Department of Economics PUC-Rio) Taimur Baig liame2('edu','uiuc','m7i7','baig') Additional information is available for the following registered author(s): Taimur Baig Abstract This paper evaluates monetary policy and its relationship with the exchange rate in the five Asian crisis countries. The findings are compared to previous currency crises in recent history. The paper finds that there is no evidence of overly tight monetary policy in the Asian crisis countries in 1997 and early 1998. There is also no evidence that high interest rates led to weaker exchange rates. The usual trade-off between inflation and output when raising interest rates suggested the need for a softer monetary policy in the crisis countries to combat recession. However, in some countries, corporate balance sheet considerations suggested the need to reverse overly depreciated currencies through firmer monetary policy. Download Info To download: If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper

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