Ralph C. Bryant
1938
Books
- Evaluating policy regimes
- External deficits and the dollar : the pit and the pendulum /Ralph C. Bryant, Gerald Holtham, Peter Hooper, editors
- The U.S. external deficit
- The "exchange risk premium," uncovered unterest [sic] parity, and the treatment of exchange rates in multicountry macroeconomic models
- Global macroeconomics
- Alternative rules for monetary policy and fiscal policy in New Zealand
- Maintaining financial stability in an open economy
- Financial interdependence and variability in exchange rates
- International coordination of national stabilization policies
- Money and monetary policy in interdependent nations
- International financial intermediation
- Model representations of Japanese monetary policy
- Turbulent waters
- Eurocurrency banking
- Macroeconomic effects on developing economies of shocks in the OECD
- Macroeconomic policies in an interdependent world
- Empirical macroeconomics for interdependent economies
- The consequences of U.S. fiscal actions in a global model with alternative assumptions about the exchange regime in developing countries
- Money and monetary policy in interdependent nations
- Notes on the analysis of capital flows to developing nations and the "recycling" problem
- Turbulent Waters:Cross-Border Finance and International Governance
- Consequences of reducing the U.S. budget deficit
- Greece's economic performance and prospects
- Financial capital flows in the balance of payments of the United States
- Controlling money
- Crisis Prevention and Prosperity Management for the World Economy
- Turbulent Waters
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