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Inhaltsverzeichnis
- A Opening Addresses.
- I International Lending in a Fragile World Economy.
- II International Lending in a Fragile World Economy: The Point of View of a Commercial Banker.
- III International Lending in a Fragile World Economy: A Supervisory Perspective.
- B The Growth of International Lending: Determinants and Domestic Implications.
- IV Euro-market Expansion: Macroeconomic Concerns, Theoretical Models and Preliminary Empirical Estimates.
- V Emergence et Développement des Multinationales Bancaires: Aspects Théoriques et Empiriques.
- VI The Euro-currency Markets: Their Credit Effects and the Dynamics of Monetary Policy.
- VII Euro-market Growth, Risks in International Bank Lending and Domestic Monetary Management.
- VIII International Capital Flows, Exchange Rates and Domestic Monetary Policy.
- C The Role of Banks in International Lending.
- IX Western Governments and Western Banks: How to Reconcile their Objectives in International Lending.
- X Opportunities and Constraints in International Lending.
- XI The Role of Banks in International Capital Markets.
- XII The Interrelationships between Export Financing and Commercial Banking Activity.
- D Aspects of Growing International Indebtedness.
- XIII Limits to International Indebtedness.
- XIV Limits to International Indebtedness.
- XV Prospects for the External Position of Non-oil Developing Countries.
- XVI Managing International Indebtedness.
- E The Stability of the International Financial System.
- XVII Gestion des Risques et Stabilité du Système Financier International.
- XVIII Risks to the Stability of the International Financial System: Gloom Without Drama.
- XIX Experience with the Rescheduling of International Debt.
- XX The Stability of the International Financial System: Can We Cope with the Risk?.
- XXI Safeguarding theInternational Banking System: Present Arrangements and a Framework for Reform.
- F Reports on the Colloquium.
- XXII Stabilizing a Fragile International Financial System.
- XXIII General Report.