Power and imbalances in the global monetary system : a comparative capitalism perspective / Mattias Vermeiren.
Over the past few years the global monetary system was destabilized by the eruption of the global financial crisis and Eurozone debt crisis. Mattias Vermeiren examines the indirect macroeconomic roots of these crises: the escalation of global trade imbalances between the US and China and regional tr...
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Palgrave Macmillan,
2014.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The IPE Of Imbalances And Monetary Instability
- 3. A Comparative Capitalism Perspective On International Monetary Power
- 4. Scope And Structure Of The Book
- PART I: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY POWER: A COMPARATIVE CAPITALISM PERSPECTIVE
- 5. The Political Economy Of International Monetary Power
- 6. International Monetary Power: Concepts And Definitions
- 7. International Monetary Power And Currency Internationalization
- 8. Shortcomings Of Prevailing Interpretations
- 9. The Domestic Purpose Of International Monetary Power: A Comparative Capitalism Perspective
- 10. Varieties Of Capitalism And Domestic Political-Economic Institutions
- 11. Challenging The Prevailing International Monetary Power Interpretations
- PART II: THE GLOBAL IMBALANCES AND THE INSTABILITY OF US MONETARY HEGEMONY
- 12. The Domestic Purpose Of US Monetary Power
- 13. Global Imbalances And The Conceptualization Of US Monetary Hegemony
- 14. The Political-Economic Anatomy Of The US Finance-Led Growth Regime
- 15. US Monetary Power, Finance-Led Growth And Global Imbalances
- 16. US Monetary Policy And Finance-Led Growth
- 17. Finance-Led Growth And US Monetary Hegemony
- PART III: RISING IMBALANCES AND MONETARY POWER IN THE EUROZONE
- 18. EMU And The Diverging Purpose Of European Monetary Power
- 19. EMU And The Quest For European Macroeconomic Autonomy
- 20. The Politico-Economic Anatomy Of Diverging Growth Regimes In The Eurozone
- 21. Diverging Growth Regimes And Monetary Power In The Eurozone
- 22. The ECB's Monetary Policy And Diverging Competitiveness
- 23. External Financing Through Eurozone Banks And The ECB
- PART IV: RESERVE ACCUMULATION AND THE ENTRAPMENT OF CHINESE MONETARY POWER
- 24. The Domestic Purpose Of Chinese Monetary Power
- 25. Interpreting China's Dollar Accumulation
- 26. The Political-Economic Anatomy Of China's Investment-Led Growth Regime
- 27. Investment-Led Growth And The Entrapment Of Chinese Monetary Power
- 28. Export Dependency And Rising Internal Imbalances
- 29. External Monetary Dependence And Internal Financial Repression
- PART V: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY POWER AND GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT
- 30. Macroeconomic Adjustment And US Monetary Power After The Crisis
- 31. The Deleveraging The US Economy
- 32. The Fed's Unconventional Policies And US Monetary Power
- 33. Macroeconomic Adjustment And European Monetary Power After The Cri-Sis
- 34. The Institutional Resolution Of The Eurozone Debt Crisis
- 35. EMU's Reformed Governance Regime And European Monetary Power
- 36. Macroeconomic Adjustment And Chinese Monetary Power After The Crisis
- 37. Addressing China's External Monetary Vulnerability
- 38. Domestic Financial Reform And Chinese Monetary Power
- 39. Conclusion
- 40. Power And Imbalances In The Global Monetary System
- 41. A Comparative Capitalism Perspective: Overview Of Main Arguments
- 42. The Future Of The Global Monetary System.