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1985
1984 3-12 A broad view of deregulation by Henry C. Wallich
13-36 Financial market changes and regulatory reforms in Pacific Basin countries: an overview by Thomas F. Cargill & Hang-Sheng Cheng & Michael M. Hutchison
25-55 The case for internationalizing American monetary policy by Ronald I. McKinnon
39-58 Financial reform in the United States and Japan: a comparative overview by Thomas F. Cargill
56-60 McKinnon's world money hypothesis: comment by Michael M. Hutchison
59-64 The status of banking deregulation in the United States by J. Charles Partee
61-80 An empirical evaluation of the McKinnon proposal by Peter Pauly & Christian E. Petersen
65-68 Financial reform in Japan: a central banker's view by Akira Nambara
69-88 Financial reform in Australia by Andrew S. Carron
81-90 World recovery and debt prospects by Lawrence R. Klein
89-104 Financial sector policy reform: the case of New Zealand by Roderick S. Deane
91-101 The debt problem: a debtor's point of view by Pedro A. Palma
105-112 Financial reform: the Australian experience by M. John Phillips
115-136 The role of financial policies and institutions in Korea's economic development process by Sung Y. Kwack & Un Chan Chung
137-142 Financial reform experiences in Korea by Chang-Kyu Lee
143-160 Financial policy and reform in Taiwan, China by Hang-Sheng Cheng
161-184 Financial structure, financial regulation, and financial reform in the Philippines and Thailand, 1960-1984 by Maxwell J. Fry
185-190 Financial reform in Thailand by Siri Ganjarerndee
191-220 Financial reform in Indonesia: causes, consequences, and prospects by Tomas J. T. Balino & V. Sundararajan
221-224 Financial reform in Indonesia by Achwan
227-234 China's economic and financial reform by Wang Weicai
237-260 International capital flows, capital controls, and financial reform by Donald J. Mathieson
261-264 Liberalizing capital controls: the Singapore case by Freddy Orchard
265-296 Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Pacific Basin nations by Charles A. Pigott
297-304 The role of foreign banks in domestic banking markets by Henry S. Terrell
305-310 Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Malaysia by Abang Zainal Abidin
311-334 Financial effects of budget deficits in the Pacific Basin by Michael M. Hutchison
337-342 Financial liberalization and economic development by Ronald I. McKinnon
343-355 The political economy of financial reform in developing economies by Graham J. Abbott
353-355 Financial deregulation: micro and macroeconomic effects by James S. Duesenberry
356-355 Themes in financial reform: the Canadian perspective by Clyde Goodlet
Financial policy and reform in Pacific Basin countries : papers presented at a conference held December 2-5, 1984 by Hang-Sheng Cheng
International monetary stabilization and the foreign debt problem: proceedings of a conference co-sponsored by Project LINK and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, held August 29, 1984 by Bert G. Hickmam
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