Domestic Goals and Financial Interdependence: The Frankfurt Dialogue

As he has five times before, Professor Hinshaw of Claremont puts into highly readable form and modest length several days of discussion by a number of leading economists, some of whom have talked at much greater length and less vividly than they do here. Their topics were central: how governments can manage their economies under the impact of worldwide inflation, exposure to international capital markets, and disorderly behavior by others.