Bank for International Settlements

John Hawkins

Paul Masson

English

Research Papers in Economics

(1873): Lombard Street: a description of the money market.

(2003a): “Central bank balance sheets and fiscal positions”,

A (2001): The world economy: a millennial perspective,

A (2002): “Monetary union in the Gulf”, draft mimeo.

A (2002): “Reserve requirements on foreign currency deposits in sub-Saharan Africa - main features and policy implications”, IMF Working Paper, no 02/65,

A and I Ötker-Robe (2002): “The evolution of exchange rate regimes since 1990: evidence from de facto policies”, IMF working paper, no 02/155,

A critique of the proposal for monetary union in MERCOSUR”,

A currency union for the Caribbean”, IMF Working Paper, no 03/35,

A Hauskrecht (2002): “A centralised monetary union for Mercosur: lessons from EMU”, paper presented to conference on euro and dollarisation at

A small macroeconomic model of Hong Kong”, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Research Memorandum,

A survey of the institutional and operational aspects of modern-day currency boards”, BIS Working Paper, no 110,

A theory of optimum currency areas”,

An ANZAC dollar? Currency union and business development.

An estimate of the effect of common currencies on trade”,

An evaluation of monetary policy regime options for Latin America”, IMF working paper, no 02/211,

An overview of currency union: theory and practice”,

Are financially dollarized countries more prone to costly crises?”, Federal Reserve Board International Finance Discussion Papers, no 763,

Are GCC countries ready for currency union?, Arab Planning Institute,

Asian monetary integration: a structural VAR approach”,

Basics of dollarization”,

C Serrano and A Somuano (2000): “Currency substitution in Latin America”, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, no 2340,

Can hedging insulate firms from exchange rate risk?”,

Causes of and solutions to the recent financial turmoil in the Asian region”, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Quarterly Bulletin, no 18, February,

Changes in market functioning and central bank policy: an overview of the issues”,

Common currency”,

Controlling currency mismatches in emerging economies: an alternative to the original sin hypothesis”,

Costs and benefits of a common currency for ASEAN”, Asian Development Bank Economics and Research Department working paper, no 12,

Currency areas, policy domains and the institutionalisation of fixed exchange rates, mimeo,

Currency boards”, Annals,

Currency hedging and goods trade”,

Currency substitution, unofficial dollarization and exchange rate policy”, paper prepared for 6th Dubrovnik Economic Conference,

Currency unions and gravity models revisited”, Reserve Bank of New Zealand discussion paper,

Currency unions and international integration”,

Currency unions and trade: how large is the treatment effect?”, Economic Policy, no 33, October,

Currency unions and trade: variations on themes by Rose and Persson”, Reserve Bank of New Zealand discussion paper,

Currency unions, economic fluctuations and adjustment: some empirical evidence”,

Denationalisation of money: an analysis of the theory and practice of concurrent currencies,

Deposit dollarization and the financial sector in emerging economies”, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, no 2748,

Do currency boards have a future?”,

Do monetary unions make economic sense? Evidence from the Scandinavian Currency Union, 1873-1913”,

Do we need central banks?”,

Does a currency union affect trade? The time series evidence”,

Does Mercosur need a single currency?”, NBER working paper, no 6821,

Dollarization and trade”, NBER working paper, no 8879,

Dollarization: a primer”,

Economic effects of currency unions”, NBER working paper, no 9435,

Electronic finance and monetary policy”,

EMU and the international monetary system”, Oesterreichische Nationalbank working paper, no 13,

European monetary and financial cooperation before the first world war”,

Exchange rate regime transitions”, IMF working paper, no 00/134,

Exchange rate regimes and financial dollarisation”,

Exchange-rate regimes and international trade: evidence from the classical gold standard era, mimeo,

Fear of floating”,

Fiscal and monetary policy coordination in EMU”, Austrian National Bank Working Paper, no 70,

Fiscal Dimensions of EMU”,

Fiscal flows in the United States and Canada: lessons for monetary union in

From EMU to AMU”, Foreign Affairs,

Geography and trade,

Geography, trade and currency union,

Honey, I shrunk the currency union effect on trade”,

Honohan and A Ize (2003): “Dollarization of the banking system: good or bad?”, IMF working paper, no 03/146,

Improving policy credibility: is there a case for African monetary unions?”,

In finance, size matters”, IMF working paper, no 02/113,

International money and common currencies in historical perspective”, paper presented to conference on euro and dollarisation,

Interview”, Central Banking,

Is Asia an optimum currency area? ‘Shocking’ aspects of output fluctuations

Is Asia an optimum currency area? Can it become one? Regional, global and historical perspectives on Asian monetary relations”,

Is currency union a feasible option in east Asia?”,

Is East Africa an optimum currency area?”,

Is EMU a blueprint for Mercosur?”,

Is the United States an optimum currency area? An empirical analysis of regional business cycles”, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Working Paper, no 22,

Issues relating to optimum currency areas: theory and implications for New Zealand”,

Managing the world economy”,

Marrying the micro- and macro-prudential dimensions of financial stability - the Hong Kong experience”,

Monetary Authority

Monetary integration in the southern cone: Mercosur is not like the EU?”, Oesterreichische Nationalbank Working Paper, no 72,

Monetary policy in dollarized economies”,

Monetary policy under dollarization: the case of Croatia”, draft paper presented to 8th Dubrovnik Economic Conference,

Monetary union in West Africa (ECOWAS): is it desirable and how could it be achieved?”,

Monetary union in West Africa: an agency of restraint for fiscal policies?”, paper presented at conference on “Towards Regional Currency Areas”,

Monetary union in west Africa: who might gain, who might lose and why”, IMF working paper, no 02/226,

Monetary union, institutions and financial market integration, Italy 1862-1905”, CEPR discussion paper,

Monetary union, trade integration and business cycles

Monetary unions: a historical perspective”,

Monetary, fiscal policy and economic performance in a monetary union: the case of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union”, paper presented at conference on “Towards Regional Currency Areas”,

National borders matter: Canadian-U.S. trade patterns”,

Network externalities and dollarization hysteresis: the case of Russia”,

New views on the optimum currency area theory: what is EMU telling us”, ECB Working Paper, no 138,

No 17 39 ——— (2003b): “Flexibility and currency boards”, paper prepared for Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s international conference on “The Monetary Policy Role of Currency Boards: History and Practice”,

No small change: the awkward economics and politics of North American monetary integration,

Official dollarisation: current experiences and issues”,

On a common currency for the GCC countries”, IMF policy discussion paper, no 02/12,

On regional monetary arrangements for ASEAN”,

On the desirability of a regional basket currency arrangement”,

One money or many? Analysing the prospects for monetary unification in various parts of the world”,

Optimum currency area for mainland China and Hong Kong? Empirical tests”, Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research working paper,

Optimum currency areas”,

Options for monetary integration in the Andean community”, paper presented at conference on “Towards Regional Currency Areas”,

Papers No 17 Elbadawi, I

Papers No 17 Wyplosz, C (2001): “A monetary union in Asia? Some European lessons”,

Regional currency areas and the use of foreign currencies

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