International dimensions of monetary policy: coordination versus autonomy

Jacob A. Frenkel · Morris Goldstein · Paul R. Masson

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If each of the major industrial countries independently conducted its monetary policy in a stable, noninflationary way, would exchange market stability emerge as a byproduct? What sacrifice to the ultimate goals of monetary policy would be associated with the coordinated

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