Central Banking Issues in Emerging Market-Oriented Economies

A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
August 23 - 25, 1990

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ISSUES AND OPTIONS

• Symposium Summary
  Gordon H. Sellon, Jr.
   
• The Role of Central Banks
  Paul A. Volcker
   
• Monetary Policy and the Control of Inflation
  John W. Crow
   
• Central Banks and the Financial System
  E. Gerald Corrigan
   
• Currency Convertibility in Eastern Europe
  C. Fred Bergsten and John Williamson

POLICY MAKERS FROM EASTERN EUROPE AND THE SOVIET UNION

• Policy Dilemmas of Eastern European Reforms: Notes of an Insider
  Vaclav Klaus
   
• Recent Developments in Poland
  Wladyslaw Baka
   
• Recent Developments in Bulgaria
  Ivan Dragnevski
   
• Recent Developments in Yugoslavia
  Mitja Gaspari
   
• Recent Developments in the Soviet Union
  Victor V. Gerashchenko
   
• Recent Developments in Romania
  Mugur Isarescu and Decebal Urdea
   
• Recent Developments in Hungary
  Imre Tarafas

• Recent Developments in Czechoslovakia
  Josef Tosovsky

WESTERN DISCUSSANTS

Monetary Policy and the Control of Inflation

• Martin Feldstein
   
• Lawrence A. Kudlow
   
• Allan H. Meltzer
   
• Georg Rich
   
• Niels Thygesen

Central Banks and the Financial System

• Andrew D. Crockett
   
• Mervyn A. King
   
• Philippe LaGayette
   
• Allan H. Meltzer
  
  Currency Convertibility in Eastern Europe

• Richard N. Cooper
   
• Jacob A. Frenkel
   
• Arnold C. Harberger

OVERVIEW PANELISTS

• Leonhard Gleske
   
• Alan Greenspan

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