Titlebook: International Lending in a Fragile World Economy; Donald E. Fair (International Economic Consultant, Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers

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International Capital Flows, Exchange Rates and Domestic Monetary Policysequilibrium. Central banks were required to buy or sell domestic currency on the exchange market at the pre-determined rate. Net capital flows were thought mainly to depend on interest rate differentials and, in the relatively stable decades of the 1950s and 1960s, were not accorded much importance

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Opportunities and Constraints in International Lending of opportunities and constraints in international lending: What has determined the growth in international banking? What have been the consequences of the growth in international banking for the functioning of the international economy? What is the role of the official institutions, in particular t

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The Role of Banks in International Capital Marketsal activities have altered very significantly. This paper endeavours to examine the changes which have taken place and their implication with respect to one fairly narrow area, viz. that covering their involvement in international capital markets. To see the development in this area in the wider fra

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International Lending in a Fragile World Economy: The Point of View of a Commercial Bankeratter of fact, as a practical banker I have worked in many a bank, but I was never able to bank on a university education. The honour for me to have been invited to address this eminent gathering of the academic world has therefore been all the greater. I would like to extend my sincere thanks for this invitation.

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