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First steps: developing a research agenda on globalization and monetary policy

Mark A. Wynne

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This essay reviews some of the issues we see as crucial to advancing our understanding of globalization's implications for U.S. monetary policy and highlights some of the research we have been doing to shed light on these issues.

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This essay reviews some of the issues we see as crucial to advancing our understanding of globalization's implications for U.S. monetary policy and highlights some of the research we have been doing to shed light on these issues.

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This essay reviews some of the issues we see as crucial to advancing our understanding of globalization's implications for U.S. monetary policy and highlights some of the research we have been doing to shed light on these issues.

Key concepts: Globalization, Monetary policy, Political science, Economics, Keynesian economics, Law

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