The paper examines two proposals for automatic stabilization of the price level based on indirect convertibility and something called a 'quasi futures contacts'. These two schemes represent attempts to rendre operational ideas implicit in the Black (1970) Fama (1980) and Hall (1982) vision of the monetary system.
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