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From Monetary Manager to Crisis Manager: Systemic Change and the International Monetary Fund
1993Twenty years ago, Susan Strange contributed a path breaking chapter to The Anatomy of Influence, a classic volume in the field of international organisation (Strange, 1973). The chapter presented the first objective analysis of the politics of policy making in the International Monetary Fund.
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Towards a managed monetary system
Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, 1946It is now widely recognized that the future must see far-reaching changes in our monetary system, and that these changes must be in the direction of a conscious and planned management, as distinct from leaving the system to be regulated in a more or less automatic manner by factors which reflect and are governed by international conditions; that the ...
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Essays on Monetary Management.
The Economic Journal, 1934Harold Barger, J. Stafford
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The ECU and Monetary Management in Europe
1989The growth of the private ECU markets since 1981 has given new life to the vision of a parallel European currency that would represent Europe rather than a single nation. A separate currency widely circulating alongside the national currencies would clearly have some implications for national monetary policies.
Polly Reynolds Allen, Daniel Gros
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Some Lessons in Monetary Management
2018The 1970s and 1980s have provided an unusually large number of experiments in monetary management. We have had fixed and fluctuating exchange rates, interest rate and exchange rate targets and pre-announced targets for monetary growth. Some countries have continued to adjust policies based on short-term forecasts while others have adopted medium-term ...
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Monetary Management in Latin America
1991With growing world economic interdependence, there has been a distinct loss in the autonomy of domestic monetary management, at least in the developing countries, and especially in Latin America. In addition, the degree of instability prevailing since the 1970s in financial flows, world commodity prices and trade policies has made the task of ...
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Management and Communication of Monetary Policy
2014Throughout the 1950s (and until 1997), the Chancellor of the Exchequer had extensive, though not complete, discretion over monetary policy, if he chose to use it, by virtue of the Bank of England Act of 1946. The Labour Chancellors of 1945–51 did so choose.
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MONETARY MANAGEMENT IN AN ISLAMIC ECONOMY [PDF]
Journal of Islamic Economic Studies, 1996 Managed money is a new phenomenon which has gained prominence after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in August 1971. There is no possibility of finding a precedence for it in the days of the Prophet (pbuh) or in early Islamic history. A number of questions are, therefore, continually raised about the monetary system that a Muslim country may ...
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