Essays in international economics / Peter B. Kenen.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Nature, capital, and trade --Toward a more general theory of capital and trade --Distribution, demand, and equilibrium in international trade: a diagrammatic analysis --On the geometry of welfare economics: a suggested diagrammatic treatment of some basic propositions --A Note on tariff changes and world welfare --Migration, the terms of trade, and economic welfare in the source country --International liquidity and the balance of payments of a reserve-currency country --The Demand for international reserves --Toward a supranational monetary system --The Theory of optimum currency areas: an eclectic view --Trade, speculation, and the forward exchange rate --
Floats, glides, and indicators: a comparison of methods for changing exchange rates --Portfolio adjustment in open economies: a comparison of alternative specifications --
New views of exchange rates and old views of policy --
International liquidity: the next steps --Financing and adjustment: the carrot and the stick --The International position of the dollar in a changing world --Convertibility and consolidation: a survey of options for reform --After Nairobi- beware the rhinopotamus --Reforming the monetary system- you can't get there from here --International monetary relations after Jamaica: an overall view --Techniques to control international reserves --Debt relief as development assistance.