A Dynamic Theory of Forward Exchange

Einzig, Paul

Published by Macmillian and Company Limited, London, 1961

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Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition, published 1961 in London, 573 pages. Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed and light soil, corners bumped, light shelfwear, spine straight, binding tight, endpapers clean, pages clean and bright, free of marks internally, Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed, light soil, slightly faded, some small rips and tears but nothing larger than 1/2" (with the exception of one 1" tear near spine extreme, price clipped, Contents: Preface, Chapter 1. Introductory, PART I: FORWARD EXCHANGE PRACTICES AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR, Chapter 2. The Forward Exchange Market Today, Chapter 3. Post-War Techniques and Practices, Chapter 4. Covering of Commercial Exchange Risk, Chapter 5. Covered and Uncovered Foreign Balances, Chapter 6. Hedging Against Exchange Risk, Chapter 7. Speculative Transactions, Chapter 8. Arbitration Transactions, PART II: THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF FORWARD EXCHANGE, Chapter 9. Need for a Dynamic Forward Exchange Theory, Chapter 10. Evolution of Forward Exchange Theory, Chapter 12. Adjustment of Forward Rates to Interest Parities, Chapter 13. Abnormal Intrinsic Premium or Discount, Chapter 14. Impact of Forward Margins on Interest Rates, Chapter 15. The Purchasing Power Parity Theory of Forward Exchange, Chapter 16. Balance of Payments and Forward Exchange, Chapter 17. Impact of Foreign Lending of Forward Exchange, Chapter 18. Relationship Between Spot and Forward Rates, Chapter 19. Long v. Short Forward Rates, Chapter 20. Dynamic Effect of Triangular Forward Operations, Chapter 21. The Static Theory, Chapter 22. The Dynamic Theory, PART III: FORWARD EXCHANGE MOVEMENTS - 1910-60, Chapter 23. Forward Sterling, Chapter 24. The Forward Dollar, Chapter 25. The Forward Franc, Chapter 26. The Forward Mark Reichsmark and Deutschemark, Chapter 27. The Forward Lira, Chapter 28. The Forward Swiss Franc, Chapter 29. The Forward Guilder, Chapter 30. The Forward Belgian Franc, PART IV: FORWARD EXCHANGE POLICY, Chapter 31. Scope and Methods of Official Forward Exchange Operations, Chapter 32. The Keyes Proposals, Chapter 33. Intervention in the Forward Rouble Market, Chapter 34. Forward Rate Policy of the Austro-Hungarian Bank, Chapter 35. Kostdevison - Operations of the Austrian National Bank, Chapter 36. German Forward Exchange Policies, Chapter 37. Forward Exchange Operations of the Bank of France, Chapter 38. Italian Forward Exchange Policy, Chapter 39. Spanish Government Borrowing Through Swap Transactions, Chapter 40. British Defensive Interventions, Chapter 41. Netherlands Bank's Tactics, Chapter 42. Belgian Official Policy, Chapter 43. Official Forward Exchange Facilities for Trade, Chapter 44. The Case for Unlimited Defensive Intervention, Chapter 45. The Case against Unlimited Defensive Intervention, Chapter 46. Practical Possibilities of a Forward Rate Policy, Chapter 47. The Technique of Forward Rate Policy, Chapter 48. Conclusion, Bibliography, Index. -- end. Important title by Einzig on Forward Exchange, First Edition with Dust Jacket, Collectible.

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Title: A Dynamic Theory of Forward Exchange
Publisher: Macmillian and Company Limited, London
Publication Date: 1961
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: Good

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