Re: the Fed and NPR

Subject: Re: the Fed and NPR
From: FAC_BROSSER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 08 Jul 1994 17:42:26 -0500 (EST)

     The whole issue of "seignorage" was
initially raised because of a discussion
about why Japan did not want  the yen to
be an international medium of exchange.
They have tradtionally wanted to run
"beggar thy neighbor" policies and have
succeeded.  Right now everything is
topsy-turvy however.
Barkley Rosser
JMU and UW-Madison

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- the Fed and NPR, Jim Devine Thu 07 Jul 1994, 16:22 GMT
  - <Possible follow-up(s)>
  - Re: the Fed and NPR, Randy Wray Fri 08 Jul 1994, 01:46 GMT
  - Re: the Fed and NPR, FAC_BROSSER Fri 08 Jul 1994, 17:02 GMT
  - Re: the Fed and NPR, Randy Wray Fri 08 Jul 1994, 18:27 GMT
  - Re: the Fed and NPR, FAC_BROSSER Fri 08 Jul 1994, 22:42 GMT
- burning inflation/book announcement (fwd), 6155GUASTELL Wed 06 Jul 1994, 23:37 GMT
- EMU, AUSTIN_GS Tue 05 Jul 1994, 20:53 GMT
  - <Possible follow-up(s)>
  - Re: EMU, M DIETRICH Wed 06 Jul 1994, 21:34 GMT
- Re: Burning hyperinflation 05 Jul 1994 06:38:01 -0600 from <dhenwood@panix.com> Progressive Economists Network <pen-l@bobby.ecst.csuchico.edu>, Jim Devine Tue 05 Jul 1994, 17:09 GMT

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