POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF TRADE AND CURRENCY ZONES

A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
August 22-24, 1991

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• Opening Remarks
  Alan Greenspan
   
• The Move Toward Free Trade Zones
  Paul Krugman
   
• Commentary
  C. Fred Bergsten
  
  THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRADE AND CURRENCY ZONES
   
• The Transformation of Trade and Monetary Regimes in Europe
  Michael Emerson
   
• Does One Market Require One Money?
  Martin Feldstein
   
• One Market, One Money? Well, Maybe ... Sometimes ...
  David E. W. Laidler

• Characteristics and Implications of Different Types of Currency Areas
  Miguel Mancera
   
• The Relationship Between Trade and Currency Zones
  Salvatore Zecchini
   
• Financial Market Implications of Trade and Currency Zones
  Andrew D. Crockett
   
• Commentary
  John G. Heimann
   
• Mexico's Macroeconomic Adjustment and Growth Perspectives
  Pedro Aspe
   
• Macroeconomic Policy Implications of Currency Zones
  Jacob A. Frenkel
   
• Commentary
  Michael Mussa

• Commentary
  Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa
  
  GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS OF TRADE AND CURRENCY ZONES

• U.S. Leadership and Postwar Progress
  Allan Meltzer
   
• Commentary
  Leonhard Gleske
   
• Commentary
  Kumiharu Shigehara
  
  OVERVIEW PANELISTS
   
• General Remarks on Trade Zones and the Uruguay Round
  Charles R. Carlisle
   
• European Integration and the World Economy
  Jacques De Larosiere
   
• Regionalism and the World Trading System
  Lawrence H. Summers
  
  
  CLOSING REMARKS

• John W. Crow

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