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FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion establishe... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for inter-national discussion establish... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for inter-national discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on interna-tional financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion establishe... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on.international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD ' aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre establishe... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre established in the Netherlands to provide policy-oriented research on North-South problems, primarily international financial issues. Through its international network of experts and its contacts in the worlds of finance, policy research, politics, and the media, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies to policymakers, and other interested groups in industrial as well as developing countries.
Diversity in Development: Reconsidering the Washington Consensus explores what is right and what ... more Diversity in Development: Reconsidering the Washington Consensus explores what is right and what is wrong with the policies prescribed by the Washington Consensus. Contributing authors include professors of economics from Asia, Latin America, North America, Africa and Europe, former ministers and central bankers, and high-level officials of the World Bank, WTO, IMF and United Nations. These leading experts on finance and development discuss their – sometimes conflicting – views in a refreshing and in-depth manner.
he citation above is from Adam Smith’s classical study The Wealth of Nations. The full title is A... more he citation above is from Adam Smith’s classical study The Wealth of Nations. The full title is An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, but the words preceding the shorthand title are not usually mentioned. This is a pity because they nicely reflect the scientific rigour, curiosity and broad view of Adam Smith’s writings – a rigour, curiosity and broadness of view I often miss in today’s economic analyses of poverty. Why do economists tend to inquire so little into “the nature and causes of poverty”? I will try to answer this question by looking, first, at the politics of poverty, second, at the economics of poverty, third, at the recent history of poverty, and fourth, at the likely future state of poverty. Obviously, I cannot claim any originality of thinking in a bird’s eye view of these important issues. And when I base my thoughts on experiences I have gained as a young student participating in agrarian reform processes or as a research-oriented journalis...
The contributors to this book examine the economic constraints to growth and development faced by... more The contributors to this book examine the economic constraints to growth and development faced by sub-Saharan African countries. These constraints include the underdevelopment of domestic capital markets, the lack of national and regional infrastructures, and the ongoing dependence on the export of commodities whose prices and markets are volatile and remain largely determined by the large companies of western countries.
... Contents Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Abbreviations Preface by H. Johannes Witt... more ... Contents Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Abbreviations Preface by H. Johannes Witteveen Introduction by] an] oost Teunissen 7 8 ... Regulators and Supervisors 167 at the International Level " Four Themes of Sound International Supervision" 169 Susan M. Phillips ...
he contributing authors to this book have discussed the US deficit and global imbalances problems... more he contributing authors to this book have discussed the US deficit and global imbalances problems by looking at the functioning of the world economic system as a whole and at three distinct regions that are considered to be the main actors in the global imbalances issue: the United States, Europe and Asia. Let me say a few words about the two developing regions that are considered less important in resolving global imbalances, Latin America and Africa. Latin America, discussed briefly by Barry Eichengreen and Yung Chul Park, and more extensively by Barbara Stallings, comes out in this volume as a region that can contribute little to solving the problem but will suffer greatly from a dramatic unwinding of the US deficit. Africa is not discussed in this volume, but will be dealt with in the second volume that emerges from a conference held in The Hague on February 27-28, 2006. I want to highlight policy recommendations made by the various authors for each of the three regions and add ...
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policyrnakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Currency Asymmetry, Global Imbalances, and Rethinking of the International Currency System FAN Ga... more Currency Asymmetry, Global Imbalances, and Rethinking of the International Currency System FAN Gang 6 China's Macroeconomic Imbalances: The Liquidity Tango Mechanism Wing Thye Woo 7 How Effective Is Monetary Policy in China? A Comment on Woo's "Inflationary Tango" Zdenĕk Drábek 8 Asian Monetary Coordination and Global Imbalances Yonghyup Oh 9 Understanding Imbalances in a Globalised International Economic System Jan A. Kregel his book is yet another result from the Global Financial Governance Initiative (GFGI), which brings together Northern and Southern perspectives on key international financial issues. In this initiative, FONDAD is responsible for the working group Crisis Prevention and Response, jointly chaired by José Antonio Ocampo, under-secretarygeneral for Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations, and Jan Joost Teunissen, director of FONDAD.
FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion establishe... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for inter-national discussion establish... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for inter-national discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on interna-tional financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion establishe... more FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on.international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD ' aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre establishe... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre established in the Netherlands to provide policy-oriented research on North-South problems, primarily international financial issues. Through its international network of experts and its contacts in the worlds of finance, policy research, politics, and the media, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies to policymakers, and other interested groups in industrial as well as developing countries.
Diversity in Development: Reconsidering the Washington Consensus explores what is right and what ... more Diversity in Development: Reconsidering the Washington Consensus explores what is right and what is wrong with the policies prescribed by the Washington Consensus. Contributing authors include professors of economics from Asia, Latin America, North America, Africa and Europe, former ministers and central bankers, and high-level officials of the World Bank, WTO, IMF and United Nations. These leading experts on finance and development discuss their – sometimes conflicting – views in a refreshing and in-depth manner.
he citation above is from Adam Smith’s classical study The Wealth of Nations. The full title is A... more he citation above is from Adam Smith’s classical study The Wealth of Nations. The full title is An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, but the words preceding the shorthand title are not usually mentioned. This is a pity because they nicely reflect the scientific rigour, curiosity and broad view of Adam Smith’s writings – a rigour, curiosity and broadness of view I often miss in today’s economic analyses of poverty. Why do economists tend to inquire so little into “the nature and causes of poverty”? I will try to answer this question by looking, first, at the politics of poverty, second, at the economics of poverty, third, at the recent history of poverty, and fourth, at the likely future state of poverty. Obviously, I cannot claim any originality of thinking in a bird’s eye view of these important issues. And when I base my thoughts on experiences I have gained as a young student participating in agrarian reform processes or as a research-oriented journalis...
The contributors to this book examine the economic constraints to growth and development faced by... more The contributors to this book examine the economic constraints to growth and development faced by sub-Saharan African countries. These constraints include the underdevelopment of domestic capital markets, the lack of national and regional infrastructures, and the ongoing dependence on the export of commodities whose prices and markets are volatile and remain largely determined by the large companies of western countries.
... Contents Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Abbreviations Preface by H. Johannes Witt... more ... Contents Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Abbreviations Preface by H. Johannes Witteveen Introduction by] an] oost Teunissen 7 8 ... Regulators and Supervisors 167 at the International Level " Four Themes of Sound International Supervision" 169 Susan M. Phillips ...
he contributing authors to this book have discussed the US deficit and global imbalances problems... more he contributing authors to this book have discussed the US deficit and global imbalances problems by looking at the functioning of the world economic system as a whole and at three distinct regions that are considered to be the main actors in the global imbalances issue: the United States, Europe and Asia. Let me say a few words about the two developing regions that are considered less important in resolving global imbalances, Latin America and Africa. Latin America, discussed briefly by Barry Eichengreen and Yung Chul Park, and more extensively by Barbara Stallings, comes out in this volume as a region that can contribute little to solving the problem but will suffer greatly from a dramatic unwinding of the US deficit. Africa is not discussed in this volume, but will be dealt with in the second volume that emerges from a conference held in The Hague on February 27-28, 2006. I want to highlight policy recommendations made by the various authors for each of the three regions and add ...
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policyrnakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum ... more Forum on Debt and Development (FONDAD) FONDAD is an independent policy research centre and forum for international discussion established in the Netherlands. Supported by a worldwide network of experts, it provides policy-oriented research on a range of North-South problems, with particular emphasis on international financial issues. Through research, seminars and publications, FONDAD aims to provide factual background information and practical strategies for policymakers and other interested groups in industrial, developing and transition countries.
Currency Asymmetry, Global Imbalances, and Rethinking of the International Currency System FAN Ga... more Currency Asymmetry, Global Imbalances, and Rethinking of the International Currency System FAN Gang 6 China's Macroeconomic Imbalances: The Liquidity Tango Mechanism Wing Thye Woo 7 How Effective Is Monetary Policy in China? A Comment on Woo's "Inflationary Tango" Zdenĕk Drábek 8 Asian Monetary Coordination and Global Imbalances Yonghyup Oh 9 Understanding Imbalances in a Globalised International Economic System Jan A. Kregel his book is yet another result from the Global Financial Governance Initiative (GFGI), which brings together Northern and Southern perspectives on key international financial issues. In this initiative, FONDAD is responsible for the working group Crisis Prevention and Response, jointly chaired by José Antonio Ocampo, under-secretarygeneral for Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations, and Jan Joost Teunissen, director of FONDAD.