Charles Engel

Michael Devereux

English

Research Papers in Economics

1961b, Flexible exchange rates and employment policy,

1998a, The international and domestic welfare effects of monetary shocks under pricingto-market, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, working paper.

1998b, The welfare effects of monetary shocks under pricing-to-market: A general framework, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, working paper.

A comparison of exchange rate regimes in the presence of imperfect capital markets,

A model of foreign exchange rate indetermination, National Bureau of Economic Research, working paper no.

A Theory of optimum currency areas,

An exploration in the theory of exchange-rate regimes,

Capital mobility and stabilization policy under fixed and flexible exchange rates,

Capital mobility and the choice of exchange rate regime,

Changing patterns of international investment in and by the United States,

Commodity trade and international risk sharing: How much do financial markets matter?,

Currencies and the allocation of risk: The welfare effects of a monetary union,

Does exchange rate stability increase trade and capital flows, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, working paper no.

Excess capacity, monopolistic competition, and international transmission of monetary disturbances,

Exchange rate determination: The role of factor prices and market segmentation,

Exchange rate dynamics redux,

Exchange-rate dynamics in a model of pricing-tomarket,

Fixed vs. floating exchange rates: How price setting affects the optimal choice of exchange-rate regime,

Fixed vs. floating rates: A dynamic general equilibrium analysis,

Foreign direct investment in the United States: Changes over three decades,

Foreign direct investment: Home country experience in the United States and Sweden,

How wide is the border?,

International transmission of stagflation under fixed and flexible exchange rates,

Internationalized production in developed and developing countries and in industry sectors,

Monetary and real shocks, productive capacity and exchange-rate regimes,

Monetary policy and the real exchange rate in sticky price models of the international business cycle, National Bureau of Economic Research, working paper no.

Nominal rigidity and monetary uncertainty in a small open economy,

Optimal and time consistent exchange rate management in an overlapping generations economy,

Optimal wage indexation, foreign exchange intervention and monetary policy,

Output variability under monetary policy and exchange-rate rules,

Price behavior in the light of balance of payments theories,

Random disturbances and the choice of exchange rate regimes in an intergenerational model,

Real aspects of exchange rate regime choice with collapsing fixed rates,

Real exchange rate effects of monetary shocks under fixed and flexible exchange rates,

Real exchange rates and relative prices: An empirical investigation,

Risk and exchange rates,

Sources of competitiveness of the United States and of its multinational firms,

Stability and exchange rate systems in a monetarist model of the balance of payments,

The case for flexible exchange rates,

The exchange rate in a dynamic optimizing current account model with nominal rigidities: A quantitative investigation, International Monetary Fund, working paper 97/7.

The exchange rate in a model of pricing-to-market,

The high cost of eating: Causes of international differences in consumer prices,

The information content of the exchange rate and the stability of real output under alternative exchange-rate regimes,

The international effects of monetary and fiscal policy in a two-country model,

The location of overseas production and production for export by U.S. multinational firms,

The monetary dynamics of international adjustment under fixed and floating exchange rates,

The relative stability of alternative exchange rate systems in the presence of random disturbances,

The transmission of disturbances under alternative exchange-rate regimes with optimal indexing,

Wage indexation and exchange market intervention in a small open economy,

Welfare and macroeconomic interdependence,

The Optimal Choice of Exchange-Rate Regime: Price-Setting Rules and Internationalized Production

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