Reforming the International Monetary and Financial System

Editor: Mr. Alexander K. Swoboda and Mr. Peter B. Kenen

This volume examines the implications of greater financial integration on the international monetary and financial system, and how it should be reformed. Various experts consider the most disruptive manifestations of instability and the appropriate policy responses, including exchange rate volatility and misalignments; unstable capital flows to emerging market economies; abrupt capital flow reversals; and private sector involvement in crisis resolution. The IMF's role in crisis prevention and resolution is also examined.

Publication date: December 2000

ISBN: 9781557758354

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Business and Economics , Exports and Imports , Finance , Money and Monetary Policy , BOOK , crisis , financing , exchange rate , market , financial system , IMF policy advice , IMF Policy recommendation , IMF reform , emerging market crisis , emerging market country , Exchange rates , Emerging and frontier financial markets , Capital flows , Currencies , Global , Asia and Pacific , East Asia , Europe , Southeast Asia , short-term debt , Exchange rate arrangements , Caribbean

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Summary

This volume examines the implications of greater financial integration on the international monetary and financial system, and how it should be reformed. Various experts consider the most disruptive manifestations of instability and the appropriate policy responses, including exchange rate volatility and misalignments; unstable capital flows to emerging market economies; abrupt capital flow reversals; and private sector involvement in crisis resolution. The IMF’s role in crisis prevention and resolution is also examined.