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International Short-Term Capital Movements / Charles Poor Kindleberger.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York, NY : Columbia University Press, [1937]Copyright date: ©1937Description: 1 online resource (264 p.)Content type:
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  • 9780231916165
  • 9780231884617
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Part I. Τhe Foreign Exchanges and the National Money Income -- I. Types of International Short-Term Capital Movement -- II. International Short-Term Funds and the Money Supply -- III. The Short-Term Rate of Interest and the Money Supply -- Part II. The Transfer Mechanism -- IV. Setting the Problem -- V. The Limiting Case: Transfer Under the Paper Standard with Fixed Exchanges -- VI. The Role of Short-Term Funds in the Transfer Mechanism Under Gold and paper Standards -- Part III. Sources of Movements of Short-Term Funds -- VII. Foreign-Exchange Equilibrium -- VIII. Undervaluation , Overvaluation , and International Short-Term Funds -- IX. Cyclical Movements of Short-Term Funds -- X. “Abnormal” Capital Movements -- Part IV. International Monetary Interdependence -- XI. Credit Policy and the Balance of Payments -- XII. The Theory of the Forward Exchanges -- XIII. The Stabilization-Fund Technique -- XIV. International Monetary Interdependence -- Appendix. Statistics on International Short-Term Capital Movements -- Bibliography -- Index
Summary: Discusses two basic principles of international short-term capital movements: that short-term capital in the balance of payments and in a national banking system should be regarded as equivalent to gold and that equilibrium in the foreign-exchange market and in the balance of payments can be said to obtain when at a given rate of exchange the balance of payments exerts neither an inflationary nor deflationary force on the national money income.
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Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Part I. Τhe Foreign Exchanges and the National Money Income -- I. Types of International Short-Term Capital Movement -- II. International Short-Term Funds and the Money Supply -- III. The Short-Term Rate of Interest and the Money Supply -- Part II. The Transfer Mechanism -- IV. Setting the Problem -- V. The Limiting Case: Transfer Under the Paper Standard with Fixed Exchanges -- VI. The Role of Short-Term Funds in the Transfer Mechanism Under Gold and paper Standards -- Part III. Sources of Movements of Short-Term Funds -- VII. Foreign-Exchange Equilibrium -- VIII. Undervaluation , Overvaluation , and International Short-Term Funds -- IX. Cyclical Movements of Short-Term Funds -- X. “Abnormal” Capital Movements -- Part IV. International Monetary Interdependence -- XI. Credit Policy and the Balance of Payments -- XII. The Theory of the Forward Exchanges -- XIII. The Stabilization-Fund Technique -- XIV. International Monetary Interdependence -- Appendix. Statistics on International Short-Term Capital Movements -- Bibliography -- Index

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Discusses two basic principles of international short-term capital movements: that short-term capital in the balance of payments and in a national banking system should be regarded as equivalent to gold and that equilibrium in the foreign-exchange market and in the balance of payments can be said to obtain when at a given rate of exchange the balance of payments exerts neither an inflationary nor deflationary force on the national money income.

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