Peter B. Kenen
1932
54 works on record
Works
Handbook of International Economics, Volume II
Handbook of international economics
From Halifax to Lyons
Understanding interdependence
Managing the world economy
International trade and finance
The Global repercussions of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy
Handbook of International Economics, Volume I
International economics
The International monetary system
British monetary policy and the balance of payments, 1951-1957
Reforming the international monetary and financial system
Asset Markets and Exchange Rates
Reform of the International Monetary Fund
International Economic and Financial Cooperation
A model of the U.S. balance of payments
Capital mobility and financial integration
The International Financial Architecture
The role of the dollar as an international currency
The international economy
Essays in international economics
Reserve-asset preferences of central banks and stability of the gold-exchange standard
Financing, adjustment, and the International Monetary Fund
Regional monetary integration
Economic and monetary union in Europe
Exchange rates and the monetary system
Managing Exchange Rates (Theatre Concepts)
Exchange rates and policy coordination
EMU after Maastricht
Giant among nations
Making EMU happen
Floats, glides and indicators
Il sistema monetario internazionale tra crisi e riforme
The G30 at thirty
Use of the SDR to supplement or substitute for other means of finance
Transitional arrangements for trade and payment among the CMEA countries
Managing exchange rates
Sorting out some EMU issues
The analytics of a substitution account
The U.S. balance of payments and American economic policy
Forward rates, interest rates, and expectations under alternative exchange rate regimes
United States commercial policy
The open economy
Exchange rates, domestic prices, and the adjustment process
Principles Marketing
International economics [by] Peter B. Kenen [and] Raymond Lubitz
The use of IMF credit
Currency unions and trade
Ways to reform exchange-rate arrangements
Transitional arrangements for trade and payments among the CMEA countries
Toward a more general theory of capital
Skills, human capital, and U.S. foreign trade
Computer simulation of the United States balance of payments
Organizing debt relief