The ‘New Inflation’ and Monetary Policy: Proceedings of a Conference organised by the Banca Commerciale Italiana and the Department of Economics of Università Bocconi in Milan, 1974 |
Contents
Sir John Hicks 3+ | 14 |
Discussion of Chapter 2 Mario Monti | 82 |
Some Economic Implications of the Indexing of Financial | 90 |
Discussion of Chapter 3 Siro Lombardini | 117 |
The New Inflation and Flexible Exchange Rates | 142 |
Discussion of Chapter 4 Luigi Spaventa | 160 |
Address Guido Carli | 173 |
Report on the European Economic Community Ugo Mosca | 185 |
Report on the United States 1 James L Pierce | 197 |
Report on the United States 2 Albert E Burger | 205 |
Report on Japan Chiaki Nishiyama | 225 |
Report on Brazil Américo Oswaldo Campiglia | 246 |
Report on the United Kingdom 1 Paul Bareau | 256 |
Report on France Pierre Berger | 277 |
Concluding Remarks Innocenzo Gasparini | 297 |
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