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Edited by
H.P. Gray, Rutgers University, 739 River Road, Belle Mead, NJ 08502, USA
S.C. Richard†
, Texas A&M International University, One West End Washington Street, Laredo, TX 78040-9960, USA
Included in series
Series in International Business and Economics, 2
Description
Some of the most important developments of the last quarter century relate to the internationalization of financial issues: the advent
of free trade areas; the efforts of the European Union in establishing a single currency; burdens of international indebtedness; and
the economic growth and development of nations.
International financial systems are increasingly fragile and vulnerable in the face
of possible international financial shock. Exchange rate issues and other changes in financial conditions have profound consequences
not only for multinational corporations which have to devise new ways of managing their global operations, but also for firms and industries
at the national level.
The papers in this book confront these and other problems in international finance that have arisen in recent
years, seeking to identify causal linkages at the global, national and company levels.
Audience
For university and college professors, researchers and corporate managers interested in financial economics. Also, a supplementary text
to doctoral and masters students in finance, economics, management science and OR and more especially, PhD courses in corporate finance.
Contents
Preface.
Part I: The Scope of the Volume.
Introduction (H.P. Gray, S.C. Richard). The scope of international finance (H.P. Gray).
Part II - The Maastricht Treaty.
The franc that wouldn't die: an historical interpretation of the resilience of the French franc
(I. Finel-Honigman). The dilemmas of European monetary integration (S.S. Rehman). Ramification of the Maastricht Treaty of European Monetary
Union (EMU): an overview (M.T. Vaziri, A.J. Ruhle).
Part III: Balance of Payments.
Take-off into development and emerging capital
markets: stages of financial development and equity financing (E. Ortiz). External capital flows and constraints on US monetary policy
(A. Alford, S.D. Felgran). R&D expenditures, export performance and United States international competitiveness (T.H. Bonitsis).
Black market exchange rate expectations and the demand for money: the case of SAARC countries (M.K. Hassan, M.M. Islam, A. Nakibullah).
A monetary model of the Mexican balance of payments (M.N. Johnson, K. Kasibhatla, J. Malindretos).
Part IV: Firm and Industry Studies.
Explaining LBOs and acquisitions (R. Seth). The effect of the dollar appreciation on US manufacturing corporate profits: an empirical
investigation (L.C. Moens). Transnational corporations and Mexican autos: impacts of sectoral and macroeconomic policies (M.J. Twomey,
W.S. Milberg).
Part V: International Financial Institutions.
Volatility assessment for stocks or portfolios: a risk triangle approach
(C.D. Sinclair, D.M. Power, A.A. Lonie). International stock returns and macroeconomic price variables (V. Dropsy, F.N. Ibrahimi). Debt
crisis and economic recovery and performance of the emerging Latin American equity markets (A. Cabello, E. Oritz). The Trinidad and Tobago
stock exchange: an analysis of efficiency, risk and international diversification (H. Ramcharran). Foreign bank operations in the US:
cause for concern? (D.E. Nolle). An analysis of mergers between credit associations and credit cooperatives in Japan (Y. Hoshino).
Part
VI: International Debt Problems.
Debt burden and financial capital flows to the LDCs and the former centrally planned economics (M.R.
Zaman). The external debt in China (L. Lin). LDC debt: a case for forgiveness (R.C. Garg). About the editors. About the contributors.
10 line illus.
Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, 400 pages, publication date: DEC-1994
ISBN-13: 978-0-08-042410-1
ISBN-10: 0-08-042410-4
Imprint: PERGAMON
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