Cato Institute's 15th Annual Monetary
Conference
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Money and Capital Flows in a Global
Economy
F.A. Hayek Auditorium · Cato Institute
· Washington, DC
Tuesday, October 14, 1997
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·How
has the growth of private capital markets
affected monetary and fiscal policy?
·Is
there a role for multilateral lending
institutions in bringing about global
financial stability?
·What
lessons have been learned from the 1994
Mexican peso crisis?
Those
questions and others were the focus of
Cato's 15th Annual Monetary Conference.
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| Speakers Included: |
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| Alan
Greenspan, Chairman, Federal
Reserve Board |
Lawrence Kudlow, Chief
Economist, American Skandia |
| Stanley Fischer, First
Deputy Managing Director, International
Monetary Fund |
Anna J. Schwartz, Research
Associate, National Bureau of Economic
Research |
| Francisco Gil Diaz, Vice
Governor, Bank of Mexico |
Jerry L. Jordan, President
& CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland |
| John Rutledge, CEO
& Chairman, Rutledge & Company |
Walter Wriston,
author of The Twilight of
Sovereignty |
Send
questions about the monetary conference to money@cato.org.
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