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The anatomy of an international monetary regime : the classical gold standard, 1880-1914 / Giulio M. Gallarotti.

Lippincott Library HG297 .G3 1995
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gallarotti, Giulio M.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Gold standard--History.
Gold standard.
History.
Physical Description:
xii, 347 pages ; 25 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Oxford University Press, 1995.
Contents:
2 The Classical Gold Standard as an International Monetary Regime 16
General Overview of the Gold Standard 18
The Component Parts: The Institutional Character of the Gold Standard 27
Liquidity and Reserves 27
Adjustment 34
Exchange Rates 42
Capital Controls 45
Confidence 49
Institutional Synthesis of the Gold Standard 54
3 Cooperation under the Gold Standard 58
Cooperation among National Governments under the Gold Standard 60
The Conference of 1867 62
The Conference of 1878 66
The Conference of 1881 72
The Conference of 1892 76
Central Bank Cooperation under the Gold Standard 78
4 British Hegemony under the Gold Standard 86
The Goals of the British State 88
The Principal-Agent Link: The Bank of England as an Agent of British Hegemony 93
Great Britain and the International Monetary Conferences of 1867, '78, '81, '92 97
5 Hegemony and the Bank of England 111
Indirect Hegemony: The Bank of England and Central Banking in Great Britain 113
Acknowledging Public Responsibility 114
Managing the British Monetary System 119
Direct Hegemony: The Bank of England as an International Central Bank 131
Acknowledging Public Responsibility 131
International Reserve Management and Lender of Last Resort 133
Managing the International Monetary System 135
Managing International Crises 139
6 The Origin of the Gold Standard 141
The Structural Foundations of the Gold Standard 143
The Ideology of Gold 143
Industrialization and Economic Development 147
The Politics of Gold 151
The Proximate Foundations of the Gold Standard: Chain Gangs and Regime Transformation 160
The 1860s: A Decade of Growing Nervousness 160
The Monetary Chain Gang 165
The 1870s 169
The Permissive Foundations of the Gold Standard 175
7 The Stability of the Gold Standard 181
Tier 1 The Proximate Foundations of Adjustment 185
The Stable Supersystem of International Politics 185
The Stable Supersystem of International Economics 189
The Gold Standard and Core Nations 193
Synchronous Macroeconomies 200
Stabilizing Expectations 204
Tier 2 The Normative Foundations of Adjustment 207
8 The Gold Standard and Regime Theory 218
Hegemonic Regimes 219
Cooperative Regimes 224
Diffuse Regimes 227
Data 237
Discount Rates of Central Banks 237
World Price Indices 237
British Series 237
Estimation Techniques 238
Equations 241
Granger Causality Tests 262
Central Bank Discount Rates 263
World Price Indices and British Series 263
Bank of England Discount Rate and British Series 264
Bank of England Reserves and British Series 265.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 325-340) and index.
ISBN:
0195089901
OCLC:
30511110

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