I welcome suggestions for
additions. This bibliography, current as of October 2001, has the following
parts:
1. Kurt Schuler’s
main writings relevant to currency boards and dollarization. Subsections:
books and monographs, articles in academic journals, other essay-length
articles, shorter articles, unpublished material.
2. Steve Hanke’s
writings relevant to currency boards and dollarization. There is some
overlap between this section and the section of Kurt Schuler’s writings because
of many joint articles.
3. Currency board
writings 1992-2001, compiled by Matt Sekerke. (A labor that deserves the
thanks of all us interested in the subject.)
4. Currency board
writings up to 1991, compiled by Kurt Schuler. Subsections: official
documents and other writings.
As an aid to finding
references on specific countries, where I am aware of which countries a
particular writing discusses, names are listed in parentheses. Current names
rather than older names are used (for instance, Ghana, not Gold Coast; Russia,
not Soviet Union). The following regions are also listed in some cases: Africa,
British colonies, Caribbean, East Asia, Eastern Europe (meaning all the former
communist countries of Europe and the former Soviet Union), European Monetary
System, Latin America, West Africa.
1. Kurt Schuler’s main
writings relevant to currency boards and dollarization (listed in reverse
chronological order within categories)
Should Developing Countries
Have Central Banks? Currency Quality and Monetary Systems in 155
Countries.
Research Monograph No. 52. London: Institute of Economic Affairs, 1996. 126 pp.
Spanish translation by Julio Cole )Deberían los países en
desarrollo tener bancos centrales? Estudio comparativo de 155
países.
Monterrey, Mexico: Centro de Estudios en Economía y Educación, 1998.
Alternative Monetary Regimes
for Jamaica, with Steve H. Hanke.
Kingston: Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, 1996. 106 pp. Available online
at <http://users.erols.com/kurrency/jamstudy.htm>.
(Jamaica)
Currency Boards for
Developing Countries: A Handbook, with Steve H. Hanke.
International Center for Economic Growth Sector Study No. 9. San Francisco: ICS
Press, 1994. 120 pp. Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/icegrev.htm>. Spanish translation by
Gustavo Toro and Adriana T. de Undreiner Juntas monetarias para países en
desarrollo: dinero, inflación y estabilidad económica. Caracas:
CEDICE/Editorial Panapo, 1995. Pirated Bulgarian translation Valutniyat bord
nachalo il krai. Sofia: Bard, 1996. Authorized Bulgarian translation by Ina
Byachvarova and Margareta Chakapska Valutniyat bord i finansovata
stabilizatsiya. Sofia: Klub AEkonomuka 2000,@ 1997. Turkish translation,
with revisions GeliÕmekte olan ülkeler
¥çin para kurullari: el
kitab2. Ankara: Association for
Liberal Thinking, 2001. (Bulgaria, Latin America, Turkey)
Valiutu taryba pasiulymai
lietuvai (A
Currency Board Proposal for Lithuania), with Steve H. Hanke. Translated by
Rãta Vainien. Vilnius: Lietuvos
laisvosios rinkos institutas, 1994. 74 pp. (Lithuania)
Russian Currency and
Finance: A Currency Board Approach to Reform, with Steve H. Hanke and
Lars Jonung. London: Routledge, 1993. 222 pp. (Russia)
Currency Reform for a
Market-Oriented Cuba, with Steve H. Hanke. Miami:
Blue Ribbon Commission on the Economic Reconstruction of Cuba, 1992. 51 pp.
(Cuba)
El sistema de caja de
conversión: hacia una auténtica reforma monetaria (The Currency Board System:
Towards a Real Monetary Reform), with Steve H. Hanke. Lima: CITEL, 1992. 94 pp.
(Peru)
Monetary Reform for a Free
Estonia: A Currency Board Solution, with Steve H. Hanke and
Lars Jonung. Stockholm: SNS Förlag, 1992. 91 pp. Estonian translation by Avo
Viiol Rahareform vabale eestile: valuutafondi lahendus. Tartu, Estonia:
Tartu Ülikool, 1992. (Estonia)
Currency Boards for Eastern
Europe,
with Steve H. Hanke. Heritage Lectures no. 355 (Heritage Foundation, 1991). 28
pp. Also appeared as Geld und Währung Working Paper no. 23, Wolfgang Goethe
Universität, Frankfurt am Main, 1992. French translation by Jacob Arfwedson
Réformes monétaires à l'Est: * currency boards
+ contre banques
centrales.
Paris: Institut Euro 92, 1991; also available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/french.html>. Portions were also
translated as articles in the Romanian newspaper Capital (see below).
(Eastern Europe)
A Currency Board Solution
for the Albanian Lek, with Steve H. Hanke.
Washington: International Freedom Foundation, 1991. 31 pp.
(Albania)
)Banco central o caja de
conversión?
(Central Bank or Currency Board?), with Steve H. Hanke. Buenos Aires: Fundación
República, 1991. 64 pp. (Argentina)
Teeth for the Bulgarian Lev:
A Currency Board Solution, with Steve H. Hanke.
Washington: International Freedom Foundation, 1991. 32 pp.
(Bulgaria)
Monetary Reform and the
Development of a Yugoslav Market Economy, with Steve H. Hanke.
London: Centre for Research into Communist Economies, 1991. 46 pp.
Serbo-Croatian translation by Milivoj Cvetanoviƒ Monetarna reforma i
razvoj jugoslovenska trñišne
privrede.
Belgrade: Economiski Institut Beograd, 1991. (Yugoslavia)
Articles in academic
journals
(fear not; unlike most of the genre, these are fairly
readable)
“Dollarising Indonesia.” Bulletin of
Indonesian Economic Studies 35, 3, December 1999: 97-113.
(Indonesia)
“A Monetary Constitution for Argentina:
Rules for Dollarization,” with Steve H. Hanke. Cato Journal 18, 3, Winter
1999: 405-19. Available online at
<http://www.cato.org/pubs/journal/cj18n3/cj18n3-11.pdf>.
(Argentina)
“The Problem with Pegged
Exchange Rates.” Kyklos 52, 1, 1999: 83-102.
“Currency Boards and
Currency Convertibility,” with Steve H. Hanke. Cato Journal 12, 3, Winter
1993: 147-63. Russian translation “Denezhnaya reforma v Rossii: valyutnoye
upravleniye,@ in James A. Dorn and Rustam
N. Noureev, eds., Denechnaye reforma v postkommunisticheskikh stranakh
(Monetary Reform in Postcommunist Countries): 252-75. Moscow: Catallaxy, 1996.
Also in Larisa E. Piyasheva and James A. Dorn, eds., Ot plana k rynku:
budushcheye postkommunistcheskikh respublik (From Plan to Market: The Future
of the Post-Communist Republics): 224-40. Moscow: Catallaxy, 1993. (Eastern
Europe)
“Ruble Reform: A Lesson from
Keynes,” with Steve H. Hanke. Cato Journal 10, 3, Winter 1991: 655-66.
Hungarian translation “Rubelkonvertibilitás: a keynesi megoldás.”
Külgazdaság (Budapest) 36, 2, 1992: 43-50. (North
Russia)
Other publications—essay
length
“Does National Sovereignty Require a
National Currency?” Forthcoming in a volume on dollarization for Westview Press
edited by James Dean of Simon Fraser University. Earlier version available
online at <http://users.erols.com/kurrency/monsov.htm>.
“La monnaie et l=Etat: le rôle des
institutions monétaires dan le sous-développement africain” (Money and the
State: The Role of Monetary Institutions in African Underdevelopment). In Nicolas Bouzou, ed., Afrique
(Revue labyrinthe, hors série no. 1). Paris: Editions Maisonneuve et
Larose, 2001 (forthcoming). (Africa)
“Currency Crises: Why They
Happen.” Staff report, Office of the Chairman, Joint Economic Committee, U.S.
Congress, forthcoming in 2001.
“Basics of Dollarization.” Staff report,
Office of the Chairman, Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, July 1999. 33
pp. Updated January 2000. 36 pp. Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/basicsup.htm>. Spanish translation by
Dora de Ampuero “Fundamentos de la dolarización.” Guayaquil: Instituto
Ecuatoriano de Economía Política, July 1999. Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/basicssp.htm>.
“Encouraging Official Dollarization in
Emerging Markets.” Staff report, Office of the Chairman, Joint Economic
Committee, U.S. Congress, April 1999. 36 pp. Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/encourag.htm>. Spanish translation by
Instituto Ecuatoriano de Economía Política “Promoviendo la dolarización oficial
in los mercados emergentes.” Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/encoursp.htm>.
“A Contingency Plan for
Dollarizing Hong Kong.” HKCER Letters (Hong Kong Centre for Economic
Research) no. 52, September 1998: 1-20. English plus Chinese summary. Available
online at <http://www.hku.hk/hkcer/articles/v52/kurt.htm>. (Hong
Kong)
“Currency Boards and Free
Banking,” with Steve H. Hanke. In Kevin Dowd and Richard H. Timberlake, Jr.,
eds., Banking and the Nation State: The Financial Revolution, Government, and
the World Monetary System: 403-21. Oakland: Independent Institute,
1998.
“The Future of Currency
Boards, with Special Reference to Developing Countries” and “Postscript: the
Recent Excitement in Hong Kong.” In Maggie Tan Pin Neo, ed., Currency Board
System: A Stop-Gap Measure or a Necessity. Currency Board System Symposium
>97: 102-22 and 128-35.
Singapore: Board of Commissioners of Currency Singapore, 1997. (Hong Kong, East
Asia)
“Monetary Systems and
Inflation in Developing Countries,” with Steve H. Hanke. In James A. Dorn and
Roberto Salinas-León, eds., Money and Markets in the Americas: New Challenges
for Hemispheric Integration: 235-60. Vancouver: Fraser Institute,
1996.
“Currency Boards for Latin
America,” with Steve H. Hanke. In Nissan Liviatan, ed., Proceedings of a
Conference on Currency Substitution and Currency Boards. World Bank
Discussion Paper 207 (1994): 13-21. (Argentina, Panama, Latin
America)
“Financial Reform and
Economic Development: The Currency Board System for Eastern Europe,” with Steve
H. Hanke. In Peter J. Boettke, ed., The Collapse of Development Planning:
310-26. New York: New York University Press, 1994. (Eastern
Europe)
“The World History of Free Banking: An
Overview.” In Kevin Dowd, ed., The Experience of Free Banking: 4-47,
79-92. London: Routledge, 1992.
“Keynes=s Russian Currency Board,”
with Steve H. Hanke. In Steve H. Hanke and Alan A. Walters, eds., Capital
Markets and Development: 43-63. San Francisco: Institute for Contemporary
Studies, 1991. (North Russia)
“Replacing the Ruble in
Lithuania: Real Change versus Pseudoreform,” with George Selgin and Joseph
Sinkey, Jr. Cato Institute Policy Analysis no. 163, 28 October 1991. 19 pp.
Available online at <http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa‑163.html>.
(Lithuania)
“A Brief History of Hong
Kong Monetary Standards.” Asian Monetary Monitor (Hong Kong) 13, 5,
September-October 1989: 11-29. (Hong Kong)
Other
publications--short
“Recent Currency Crises in
Emerging Markets and Their Relation to Currency Boards.” L=Express (Port Louis, Mauritius), 16
December 1998.
“Integration, Not Isolation,
Will Protect Emerging Markets.” Asian Wall Street Journal (Hong Kong), 15
December 1998: 10. Also in Wall Street Journal Europe (Brussels), 16
December 1998: 8.
“Defining the
Post-Washington Consensus on Monetary Policy.” Transition: The Newsletter
About Reforming Economies (World Bank), 9, 5, October 1998: 20-2. Available
online at
<http://www.worldbank.org/html/prddr/trans/WEB/trans.htm>.
“Crisis cambiaria” (Brazil,
the Next Currency Crisis). Translated by Carlos Ball (Agencia Interamericana de
Prensa Económica). El Mercurio (Santiago de Chile), 11 October 1998.
(Brazil)
“Perils of Central Banking.”
Moscow Times, 12 September 1998: 8. (Russia)
“Dolarisasi, sebuah alternatif”
(Dollarization, Another Option) and “Peran bank sentral dalam dolarisai” (The
Role of the Central Bank in Dollarization). Translated by Her Suharyanto.
Bisnis Indonesia (Jakarta), 31 July 1998: 5.
(Indonesia)
“The Dollar Offers Hope for Indonesia.”
Asian Wall Street Journal (Hong Kong), 15 July 1998: 6.
(Indonesia)
“Bolstering Hong
Kong=s Dollar.” Asian Wall
Street Journal (Hong Kong), 24 August 1998: 8. (Hong
Kong)
“Por qué el sucre no es tan
bueno como el dólar” (Why the Ecuadorian Sucre is Not as Good as the Dollar).
Translated by Dora Rodriguez de Ampuero. El Financiero (Quayaquil,
Ecuador), 4 May 1998: 15. (Ecuador)
“Stability Drives Recovery.”
Asian Wall Street Journal (Hong Kong), 16 February 1998: 10. Reprinted as
AA Currency Board Beats IMF
Rx@ in U.S. Wall Street
Journal, 18 February 1998: A22. (Indonesia)
“Las crisis cambiarias del
futuro” (The Currency Crises in Our Future). Translated by José Cordeiro. El
Universal (Caracas), 13 February 1998; also 20 February 1998. Available
online at <http://www.eud.com>. (Brazil, Russia)
“Sistem dewan mata uang”
(The Currency Board System). Translated by Armida Alisjahbana and edited by
Bambang Harymurti. Media
Indonesia (Jakarta), 7 February 1998: 1, 6; 8 February 1998: 1; 10 February
1998: 1, 6; 11 February 1998: 1, 6; 12 February 1998: 1, 6; 13 February 1998: 1,
6. (Indonesia)
“Establish Currency Boards,
Now.” Asian Wall Street Journal (Hong Kong), 12 January 1998: 8. Also in
Indian Express (Bombay), 17 January 1998. (East
Asia)
“Wind Without Direction: Why Dollarization
is Better than Devaluation” (in Chinese). Translated by Gary Shiu. Next
Magazine (Hong Kong) no. 405, 12 December 1997: 2-3.
“Tighten the Dollar Link.”
Asian Wall Street Journal (Hong Kong), 6 November 1997: 10. Reprinted as
“Tighten Dollar Link and Hong Kong Can End Speculation@ in weekly international
edition, 16 November 1997: 16. (Hong Kong)
“Reform, Not Devaluation, Is
Answer to Dollar Crisis.” Hong Kong Standard, 27 October 1997: 11. (Hong
Kong)
“S-E Asia Should Go Fixed.”
Business Times (Singapore), 21 August 1997: 13. (East
Asia)
“Fixed Exchange Rates.”
Letter to the editor, Journal of Economic Perspectives 10, 1, Fall 1996:
202-3.
“Currency Board-Like Systems
Are Not Currency Boards,” with Steve H. Hanke. Letter to the editor,
Transition (World Bank) 5, 6, July-August 1994: 13. (Argentina, Estonia,
Lithuania)
“Un medicament pentru
sanatatea monedei” (A Sound-Money Cure), with Steve H. Hanke. Capital
(Bucharest), 8 October 1993: 10. (Romania)
“Degringolada monedi
nationale poate fi oprita” (The Way Out of Monetary Chaos), with Steve H. Hanke.
Capital (Bucharest), 1 October 1993: 10. (Romania)
“Estonia: It's Not a
Currency Board System!” with Steve H. Hanke and Lars Jonung. Letter to the
editor, Transition (World Bank) 4, 1, February 1993: 12.
(Estonia)
“A Base for Somali Revival,”
with Steve H. Hanke. Washington Times, 27 January 1993: G3.
(Somalia)
“Currency Convertibility: A
Self-Help Blueprint for the Commonwealth of Independent States,” with Steve H.
Hanke. Cato Institute Foreign Policy Briefing no. 17 (1992). 13 pp. Available
online at <http://www.cato.org>. (Eastern Europe)
“Keynesi abil rubla
konverterritavaks” (Keynes and Ruble Convertibility), with Steve H. Hanke and
Lars Jonung. Äripäev (Tallinn, Estonia), 17 December 1991: 6.
(Estonia)
“Argentina Should Abolish
Its Central Bank,” with Steve H. Hanke. Wall Street Journal, 25 October
1991: A15. (Argentina)
“Soviets Need Honest Money,
Not Aid,” with Steve H. Hanke. Wall Street Journal, 5 June 1991: A12.
(Russia)
“Une éxperience monétaire
réussie dans la Russie d=avant-Lénine” (A Successful
Monetary Experiment in Pre-Soviet Russia), with Steve H. Hanke. Le Liberal
Européen (Paris), mai-juin 1991: 5-6. (North Russia)
“Currency Board System
Urged.” Durell Journal of Money and Banking 3, 1, February 1991: 30-1.
(Lithuania)
“A ‘Keynesian’ Cure for the
Soviet Economy,” with Steve H. Hanke. New York Times, 3 September 1990:
21; International Herald Tribune (Paris), 5 September 1990.
(Russia)
“Keynes and Currency Reform:
Some Lessons for Eastern Europe Today,” with Steve H. Hanke. Journal of
Economic Growth (U.S. Chamber of Commerce) 4, 2, Summer 1990: 10-16. Also
published in French and Spanish versions of the same publication.
(Russia)
Selected unpublished
material
“The Importance of Being
Orthodox.” Paper presented at Hong Kong Baptist University International
Workshop on Currency Boards, 9 October 1999. Available at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/hkbu.htm>. (Hong
Kong)
“Currency Boards.” Ph.D.
dissertation, George Mason University, May 1992. Available online at
<http://users.erols.com/kurrency/webdiss1.htm>.
“Memorandum on Lithuanian
Currency Reform,” with George A. Selgin. Proposal submitted to the president and
prime minister of Lithuania, November 1990. (Lithuania)
2. Steve Hanke’s writings
relevant to currency boards and dollarization (listed alphabetically by
author)
This is a complete
list.
Bogetic, Zeljko and Steve H.
Hanke. 1999. Cronogorska Marka. Podgorica, Montenegro: Antena M
(Serbo-Croatian). (Montenegro)
Culp, Christopher and Steve
H. Hanke. 1993. “The Hong Kong Linked Rate Mechanism: Monetary Lessons for
Economic Development.” Working
Paper, The Department of Economics, The Johns Hopkins University, June. (Hong
Kong)
Culp, Christopher, Steve H.
Hanke and Merton Miller. 1999. “The Case for An Indonesian Currency Board.” Journal Of Applied Corporate Finance, v.
11, no. 4, Winter. (Indonesia)
Hanke, Steve H. 1991a.
“Soviets Need Honest Money, Not Aid.” Wall Street Journal, 5 June.
(Russia)
-------. 1991b. “Como crear
el rublo.” La Gaceta, 8 October.
(Russia)
-------. 1991c. “La bomba de
la emigracion a Europa.” La Gaceta,
15 October. (Eastern Europe)
-------. 1991d. “Argentina y
su banco central.” La Geceta, 6
November. (Argentina)
--------. 1992a. “The
Walters Critique.” Friedberg’s Commodity
and Currency Comments, 26 January. (European Monetary
System)
------. 1992b. "Currency
Convertibility." World Economic Forum:
1992 Bulletin, 4 February. (Eastern Europe)
-------. 1992c. “En el rublo
reina la confusion.” La Gaceta, 9
February. (Russia)
-------. 1992d. “El talon de
aguiles de Yeltsin.” La Gaceta, 10
March. (Russia)
-------. 1992e. “El peso
mexicano y el dolar.” La Gaceta, 17
March. (Mexico)
-------. 1992f. "The Ruble
Crisis: Why Not a Currency
Board?" World Link, v. 5, no. 2, March/April.
(Russia)
-------. 1992g. “La
estabilizacion del rublo.” La Gaceta,
21 April. (Russia)
-------. 1992h. “Mensaje de
Hayek sobre convertibilidad.” La
Gaceta, 28 April. (Eastern Europe)
-------. 1992i. “IMF Money
Will Buy Trouble For Russia.” Wall Street
Journal, 29 April. (Russia)
-------. 1992j. “Reflections
on the Ex Soviet Union.” World Link,
July/August. (Russia)
-------. 1992k. “The Coming
Ruble Chernobyl.” Friedberg’s Commodity and Currency
Comments, 26 July. (Russia)
-------. 1992l. “Demise of
the Franc Fort.” Friedberg’s Commodity
and Currency Comments, 20 December. (France, European Monetary
System)
-------. 1992m. “The Baggage
of the Strong Franc.” Wall Street Journal
Europe, 30 December. (France, European Monetary
System)
-------. 1993a. "Currency
Boards and Their Relevance for Latin America." in N. Liviatan (ed.) Proceedings of a Conference on Currency
Substitution and Currency Boards (World Bank Discussion Papers No. 207),
Washington, D.C.: The World Bank. (Latin America)
-------. 1993b. "On
Macroeconomic Transformation in Eastern Europe: The Role of Monetary Policy
Reconsidered." in H. Siebert and H. Müller-Groeling (eds.) Overcoming The Transformation Crisis,
Tübingen, Germany: J.C.B. Mohr. (Eastern Europe)
-------. 1993c. “Reflections
on the ERM.” Friedberg’s Commodity and
Currency Comments, 30 May. (European Monetary System)
-------. 1993d. “Speculation
an inevitable result of ERM.” Financial
Times, 20 August. (European Monetary System)
-------. 1993e. “Côte
d’Ivoire and the CFA Franc Crisis: An Investment Opportunity?” Friedberg’s Commodity and Currency
Comments, 21 November. (Cote d’Ivoire, Africa)
-------. 1993f. “A
Monetarist Critique of the Franc Fort.” Wall Street Journal Europe, 25 November.
(European Monetary System)
-------. 1994a. “Russian
Reformation and Currency Boards.” Wall
Street Journal, 18 January. (Russia)
-------. 1994b. “Dangers
posed by a larger rouble zone.” Financial
Times, 19 January. (Russia, Eastern Europe)
-------. 1994c. "Currency
Board to Eliminate Inflation in Russia?" Transition, v. 5, no. 4, April.
(Russia)
-------. 1994d. “Why Estonia
central bank is exception.” Financial
Times, 5 May. (Estonia)
-------. 1994e. “Russia yet
to follow Estonia’s example.” Financial
Times, 23 May. (Estonia)
-------. 1994f. "Currency
Board-Like Systems Are Not Currency Boards", Transition, v. 5, no. 6, July/August.
-------. 1994g. “Arbitrage
in Argentina.” Forbes, 19 December.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995a. "Con la
convertibilidad se puede crecer?" in Banca y Producción, Buenos Aires:
Asociación de Bancos de la República Argentina.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995b. The Mexican Peso Crisis. Hearings before the Committee on
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth
Congress, First Session on the Mexican Peso Crisis and the Administration’s
Proposed Loan Guarantee Package to Mexico, March 9, 1995. Washington, D.C.: U. S. Government
Printing Office. (Mexico)
-------. 1995c. “Pegged
Out.” Forbes, 16
January.
-------. 1995d. “Jobs for
the Boys.” Forbes, 13 February.
-------. 1995e. “Mexico
Needs Currency Board.” Financial
Times, 21 February. (Mexico)
-------. 1995f. “Critics
Err—Mexico Still Needs a Currency Board.” Wall Street Journal, 22 Feb.
(Mexico)
-------. 1995g. “Approach
for Currency Board Views Unsolicited.”
Financial Times. 7 March.
-------. 1995h "Argentina's
Currency Board, Misunderstood and Maligned." International Treasurer, March 20.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995i. “Why
Argentina is Solid.” Forbes, 8 May.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995j. “Argentina:
The ‘Germany’ of South America?” Friedberg’s Commodity and Currency
Comments, 19 July. (Argentina)
-------. 1995k. "Argentina:
la 'Alemania' de Sudamérica?" Estudios, Julio/Setiembre.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995l. “The Curse
of Central Banking.” Forbes, 25
September.
-------. 1995m. “Un Sistema
Viable.” Negocios, Año 5, No. 50,
Septembre.
(Argentina)
-------. 1995n. “Arbitrage
in Lithuania.” Friedberg’s Commodity and
Currency Comments, 22 October. (Lithuania)
-------. 1995o. “Our Most
Profitable Export.” Forbes, 4
December.
-------. 1995p. “A Tale of
Two Pesos.” Forbes, 18 December.
(Argentina, Mexico)
-------. 1996a. "Argentina,
the Germany of South America?" The
Contributions of Murray Rothbard to Monetary Economics, Winchester, VA:
Durell Institute of Monetary Science at Shenandoah University.
(Argentina)
-------. 1996b. "A Tale of
Two Pesos: A Comparison of Currency Policies in Mexico and Argentina." The Heritage Foundation Lectures, No.
552, Washington, D.C.: The Heritage Foundation. (Argentina,
Mexico)
-------. 1996c. “L’histoire
de deux pesos.” Rapport Moral sur
L’Argent dans le Monde, Paris: Association d’economie financière.
(Argentina, Mexico)
-------. 1996d. “L’Argentine
e l’effet téquila.” Rapport Moral sur
L’Argent dans le Monde, Paris: Association d’economie financière.
(Argentina)
-------. 1996e. “Currency
Board for Mexico.” Central Banking,
v. VI, no. 4, Spring. (Mexico)
-------. 1996f. “Argentina
and the Tequila Effect.” Central
Banking, v. VI, no. 4, Spring. (Argentina)
-------. 1996g. “Misguided
exchange rate policy.” Financial
Times, 13 March.
-------. 1996h. “Don’t Cry
For Me: What Mexico Can Learn From the Recent Argentine Experience.” The International Economy, March/April.
(Argentina, Mexico)
-------. 1996i.
“Professionalism, Please.” Ven Economy
Monthly, v. 13, no. 9, June.
-------. 1996j. “Un poco de
profesionalismo, por favor.” Ven Economía
Mensual, v. 13, no. 9, Junio.
-------. 1996k. “Lithuania
policies will not aid stability.” Financial Times, 5 November.
(Lithuania)
-------. 1997a. "Un rapport
de campagne de Sarajevo et Pale." Rapport
Moral Sur L'Argent Dans Le Monde 1997, Paris: Montchrestien.
(Bosnia)
-------. 1997b. "Sound Money
and Banking: Old Wine in a New Bottle." in Maggie Tan Pin Neo (ed.) Currency Board System: A Stop-Gap Measure Or A Necessity,
Singapore: Board of Commissioners of Currency.
-------. 1997c. "Exchange
Rates and Monetary Policy: A
Comment." in W.C. Gruben, D. M. Gould and C. E. Zarazaga (eds.) Exchange Rates, Capital Flows, and Monetary
Policy in a Changing World Economy, Boston: Kluwer Academic
Publishers.
-------. 1997d. “Systèmes de
retraite: structure(s), défis et perspectives.” Revenue d’Economic Financiere, Paris:
Montchristien.
-------. 1997e. "New
Currency Boards Come To the Balkans", Transition, v. 8, no. 1, February.
(Bosnia, Bulgaria)
-------. 1997f. "A Field
Report from Sarajevo and Pale", Central
Banking, v. VII, no. 3, Winter. (Bosnia)
-------. 1997g. “Good News
From a Bad News Spot.” Forbes, 24
February. (Bosnia)
-------. 1997h. "Currency
Boards Offer Risk-Averse Investors a Way Into Emerging Markets." World Money Analyst, no. 230,
February.
-------. 1997i. "Bank on the
Currency Principle", Central Banking, v. VIII, no. 1,
Summer.
-------. 1997j. “Peg, Float,
or Fix?” International Treasurer, 21
July.
-------. 1997k. “The IMF:
Immune from (Frequent) Failure.” Wall
Street Journal, 25 August.
-------. 1997l. "Finding
Solid Currencies in Emerging Markets." World Money Analyst, no. 238,
October.
-------. 1997m. “Will Brazil
Be Next?” Forbes, 20 October.
(Brazil)
-------. 1997n. “The
Solution: Autopilot for Hong Kong….” Wall
Street Journal, 29 October. (Hong Kong)
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