Shaping the world economy suggestions for an international economic policy. - Tinbergen, Jan, 1903-; Tinbergen, Jan 1903-.; Sellekaerts, Willy (White Plains, N.Y. International Arts and Sciences Press, 1974)
Hansen, B. Introduction.--Caves, R. E. The economics of reciprocity.--Hinshaw, R. Elasticity pessimism, absorption, and flexible exchange rates.--Kenen, P. B. Economic policy in a small economy.--Kindleberger, C. P. Economic integration via external markets and factors.--Koo, A. Y. C. Decreasing marginal cost and the pattern of trade.--Kreinin, M. E. and Heller, H. R. Adjustment costs, optimal currency areas, and international reserves.--Krueger, A. O. The role of home goods and money in exchange rate adjustment.--Levin, J. H. A two-country model of the gold standard.--Mikesell, R. F. Private short-term capital flows and the Eurodollar market.--Samuelson, P. A. Equalisation of factor prices by sufficiently diversified production under conditions of balanced demand.--Thorbecke, E. and Field, A. J., Jr. A ten-region model of world trade.--Vanek, J. and Bertrand, T. J. Effective protection and resource allocation.
One of 3 volumes published simultaneously in honor of Tinbergen. The companion volumes are: Econometrics and economic theory and Economic development and planning.
"Bibliography of Jan Tinbergen": p. [277]-287.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Keywords: Tinbergen, Jan -- 1903-.; International trade; International finance