Michael D. Bordo
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL235537A
Top Subjects
- Gold standard (6)
- Monetary policy (5)
- International finance -- History -- 20th century (5)
- Foreign exchange rates -- History (5)
- International economic relations (4)
- International finance -- History (4)
- Financial crises -- History (4)
Books by Michael D. Bordo
Total count: 125
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The effects of the sources of change in the money supply on the level of economic activityan historical essay1972-01-01
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MONEY AND PRICES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYWAS THOMAS TOOKE RIGHT ?DEPT OF ECONOMICS, CARLETON UNIV.1979-01-01
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Why did the Bank of Canada emerge in 1935?Department of Economics, University of British Columbia1986-01-01
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The long-run behavior of the velocity of circulationthe international evidenceCambridge University Press1987-01-01
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Money stock targeting, base drift and price-level predictabilitylessons from the U.K. experienceNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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The long-run behavior of velocitythe institutional approach revisitedNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
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The lender of last resortsome historical insightsNational Bureau of Economic Research1989-01-01
Money, History, and International FinanceEssays in Honor of Anna J. Schwartz (National Bureau of Economic Research Conference Report)University Of Chicago Press1989-02-13-
What has foreign exchange market intervention since the plaza agreement accomplished?National Bureau of Economic Research1990-01-01
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British and French finance during the Napoleonic WarsNational Bureau of Economic Research1990-01-01
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The gold standard as a ruleNational Bureau of Economic Research1990-01-01
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Money versus credit rationingevidence for the national banking era, 1880-1914National Bureau of Economic Research1991-01-01
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The Bretton Woods international monetary systeman historical overviewNational Bureau of Economic Research1992-01-01
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Could stable money have averted the Great Contraction?National Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Labor productivity during the Great DepressionNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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The gold standard, Bretton woods and other monetary regimesan historical appraisalNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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A comparison of the United States and Canadian banking systems in the twentieth Centurystability vs. efficiency?National Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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France and the Bretton Woods international monetary system, 1960 to 1968National Bureau of Economic Research1994-01-01
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The specie standard as a contingent rulesome evidence for core and peripheral countries, 1880-1990National Bureau of Economic Research1994-01-01
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Real versus pseudo-international systemic risksome lessons from historyNational Bureau of Economic Research1995-01-01
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Regulation and bank stabilityCanada and the United States, 1870-1980World Bank, Policy Research Dept., Finance and Private Sector Development Division, and Financial Sector Development Dept.1995-01-01
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The gold standard as a "good housekeeping seal of approval"National Bureau of Economic Research1995-01-01
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Getting peggedcomparing the 1879 and 1925 gold resumptionsNational Bureau of Economic Research1996-01-01
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Why clashes between internal and external stability goals end in currency crises, 1797-1994National Bureau of Economic Research1996-01-01
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Monetary policy regimes and economic performancethe historical recordNational Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Implications of the Great Depression for the development of the international monetary systemNational Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Violations of the 'rules of the game' and the credibility of the classical gold standard, 1880-1914National Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Implication of the great depression for the development of the international monetary systemCentre for Economic Policy Research1997-01-01
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Money, sticky wages, and the Great DepressionNational Bureau of Economic Research1997-01-01
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Was there really an earlier period of international financial integration comparable to today?National Bureau of Economic Research1998-01-01
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What if Alexander Hamilton had been Argentinean?a comparison of the early monetary experiences of Argentina and the United StatesNational Bureau of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Under what circumstances, past and present, have international rescues of countries in financial distress been successful?National Bureau of Economic Research1998-01-01
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The rise and fall of a barbarous relicthe role of gold in the international monetary systemNational Bureau of Economic Research1998-01-01
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Is globalization today really different than globalization a hundred years ago?National Bureau of Economic Research1999-01-01
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Was adherence to the gold standard a "good housekeeping seal of approval" during the interwar period?National Bureau of Economic Research1999-01-01
The gold standard and related regimes: collected essaysCambridge University Press1999-01-01-
The future of EMUwhat does the history of monetary unions tell us?.National Bureau of Economic Research1999-01-01
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Lessons for EMU from the history of monetary unionsThe Institute of Economic Affairs2000-01-01
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Measuring real economic effects of bailoutshistorical perspectives on how countries in financial distress have fared with and without bailoutsNational Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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The globalization of capital markets, financial crises, and capital controlsa historical perspectiveEgyptian Center for Economic Studies2000-01-01
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The International Monetary Fundits present role in historical perspectiveNational Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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Are financial crises becoming increasingly more contagious?what is the historical evidence on contagion?National Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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Aggregate price shocks and financial instabilityan historical analysisNational Bureau of Economic Research2000-01-01
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The Adam Klug memorial lectureHaberler versus Nurkse : the case for floating exchange rates as an alternative to Bretton Woods?National Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Core, periphery, exchanges rate regimes and globalizationNational Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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The inter-war gold exchange standardcredibility and monetary independenceNational Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Bond market inflation expectations in industrial countrieshistorical comparisonsNational Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Aggregate price shocks and financial stabilitythe United Kingdom 1796-1999National Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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From the Exchange Stabilization Fund to the International Monetary FundNational Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Globalization and changing patterns in the international transmission of shocks in financial marketsNational Bureau of Economic Research2002-01-01
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Charles Goodhart's contributions to the history of monetary institutionsNational Bureau of Economic Research2002-01-01
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Monetary policy and asset pricesdoes "benign neglect" make sense?International Monetary Fund, Research Department2002-01-01
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Monetary Policy and Asset PricesDoes Benign Neglect Make Sense?International Monetary Fund2002-01-01
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Boom-busts in asset prices, economic instability, and monetary policyNational Bureau of Economic Research2002-01-01
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Have national business cycles become more syncronized?National Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Why didn't France follow British stabilization after World War One?National Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Gold, fiat money and price stabilityNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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IS-LM and monetarismNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01
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Exchange rate regime choice in historical perspectiveInternational Monetary Fund, IMF Institute2003-01-01
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Keeping capital flowingthe role of the IMFNational Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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Deflation and monetary policy un a historical perspectiveremembering the past or being condemned to repeat it?National Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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Good versus bad deflationlessons from the gold standard eraNational Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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The yield curve, recessions and the credibility of the monetary regimelong run evidence 1875-1997National Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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Deflation and monetary policy in a historical perspectiveremembering the past or being condemned to repeat it?National Bureau of Economic Research2004-01-01
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Changing Face of Central BankingEvolutionary Trends since World War IICambridge University Press2004-01-01
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The role of foreign currency debt in financial crises1880-1913 vs. 1972-1997National Bureau of Economic Research2005-01-01
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Deflation in a historical perspectiveBank for International Settlements2005-01-01
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Financial crises, 1880-1913the role of foreign currency debtNational Bureau of Economic Research2005-01-01
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Seventy years of central bankingthe Bank of Canada in international context, 1935-2005National Bureau of Economic Research2005-01-01
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Review of A history of the Federal Reserve, volume 1 (2003) by Allan H. MeltzerNational Bureau of Economic Research2005-01-01
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Historical perspective on global imbalancesNational Bureau of Economic Research2005-01-01
The Gold Standard and Related RegimesCollected Essays (Studies in Macroeconomic History)New Ed editionCambridge University Press2005-11-17-
When do stock market booms occur? the macroeconomic and policy environments of 20th century boomsFederal Reserve Bank of St. Louis2006-01-01
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David Laidler on monetarismNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Legal-political factors and the historical evolution of the finance-growth linkNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Swiss exchange rate policy in the 1930swas the delay in devaluation too high a price to pay for conservatism?National Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Monetary regimes in transitionCambridge University Press2006-01-01
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Sudden stops, financial crises, and original sin in emerging countriesdéjà vu?National Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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Currency mismatches, default risk, and exchange rate depreciationevidence from the end of bimetallismNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
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One world money, then and nowNational Bureau of Economic Research2006-01-01
Monetary Regimes in Transition (Studies in Macroeconomic History)New Ed editionCambridge University Press2006-11-02-
Foreign capital and economic growth in the first era of globalizationNational Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Growing up to financial stabilityNational Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Sudden stopsdeterminants and output effects in the first era of globalization, 1880-1913National Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Three great american disinflationsNational Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Monetary policy and stock market booms and busts in the 20th centuryFederal Reserve Bank of St. Louis2007-01-01
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Three great American disinflationsFederal Reserve Board2007-01-01
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Retrospective on the Bretton Woods SystemLessons for International Monetary ReformUniversity of Chicago Press2007-01-01
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Canada's pioneering experience with a flexible exchange rate in the 1950slessons learned for monetary policy in a small open economyNational Bureau of Economic Research2007-01-01
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Inflation, monetary policy and stock market conditionsNational Bureau of Economic Research2008-01-01
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A long term perspective on the euroNational Bureau of Economic Research2008-01-01
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Gold Standard and Related RegimesCollected EssaysCambridge University Press2009-01-01
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Retrospective on the Classical Gold Standard, 1821-1931University of Chicago Press2009-01-01
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The Great Depression analogyNational Bureau of Economic Research2009-01-01
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Money in Historical PerspectiveUniversity of Chicago Press2009-01-01
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Retrospective on the Bretton Woods System, aLessons for International Monetary ReformUniversity of Chicago Press2010-01-01
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The global financial crisis of 2007-08is it unprecedented?National Bureau of Economic Research2010-01-01
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Defining MomentThe Great Depression and the American Economy in the Twentieth CenturyUniversity of Chicago Press2010-01-01
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Money, History, and International FinanceEssays in Honor of Anna J. SchwartzUniversity of Chicago Press2010-01-01
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Transferring Wealth and Power from the Old to the New WorldMonetary and Fiscal Institutions in the 17th Through the 19th CenturiesCambridge University Press2010-01-01
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Exits from recessionsthe U.S. experience 1920-2007National Bureau of Economic Research2010-01-01
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Globalization in Historical PerspectiveUniversity of Chicago Press2010-01-01
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Monetary Regimes in TransitionCambridge University Press2010-01-01
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International business cycle synchronization in historical perspectiveNational Bureau of Economic Research2010-01-01
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Global shocks, economic growth and financial crises120 years of New Zealand experienceNational Bureau of Economic Research2010-01-01
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U.S. intervention during the bretton woods era1962-1973National Bureau of Economic Research2011-01-01
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Reserves and basketsNational Bureau of Economic Research2011-01-01
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A fiscal union for the Eurosome lessons from historyNational Bureau of Economic Research2011-01-01
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Reserves and basketsNational Bureau of Economic Research2011-01-01
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Credibility and the International Monetary RegimeA Historical PerspectiveCambridge University Press2012-01-01
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Credibility and the International Monetary RegimeA Historical PerspectiveCambridge University Press2012-01-01
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Credibility and the international monetary regimea historical perspectiveCambridge University Press2012-01-01
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No Way Out?Persistent Government Interventions in the Great ContractionAmerican Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research2013-01-01
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Origins, History, and Future of the Federal ReserveA Return to Jekyll IslandCambridge University Press2013-01-01
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Great InflationThe Rebirth of Modern Central BankingUniversity of Chicago Press2013-01-01
Strained relationsUS foreign-exchange operations and monetary policy in the twentieth centuryUniversity of Chicago Press2015-01-01-
Strained RelationsUS Foreign-Exchange Operations and Monetary Policy in the Twentieth CenturyUniversity of Chicago Press2015-01-01
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Federal Reserve's Role in the Global EconomyA Historical PerspectiveCambridge University Press2016-01-01
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Central Banks at a CrossroadsWhat Can We Learn from History?Cambridge University Press2016-01-01
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Rules for International Monetary StabilityPast, Present, and FutureHoover Institution Press2017-01-01
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Historical Performance of the Federal ReserveThe Importance of RulesHoover Institution Press2019-01-01
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How Monetary Policy Got Behind the Curve--And How to Get BackHoover Institution Press2023-01-01
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Getting Monetary Policy Back on TrackHoover Institution Press2024-01-01
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Getting Global Monetary Policy on TrackHoover Institution Press2025-01-01
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The changing relationship between gold and the money supplyWorld Gold Council