Trésor-Économics No. 18 - International macroeconomic policy coordination
Under the Bretton Woods system, fixed parities vs. the dollar required that national monetary policies follow that of the United States. The demise of that system raised the question of the need for some other form of macroeconomic policy coordination.From a theoretical point of view, coordination amounts to tailoring each country's policies to match those recommended by an "all-knowing global pla... Lire la suite