Contributors mostly from the International Monetary Fund examine how international economic policy cooperation has developed since the banking scandal that started with US housing mortgage
fraud and spread around the world. They cover the intellectual framework for cooperation, international interlinkages and policy responses to the crisis, the integration of economic policies,
and the institutional setting for cooperation. Among their topics are trade-offs between output and financial stability in a post-crisis world, international spillovers of monetary policy, the
policy responses in emerging market economies in the G-20, the implications of macro-prudential policies for international policy coordination, and cooperation and surveillance in the
post-crisis world. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
