Published as part of Economic Interdependence and Flexible Exchange Rates (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1983).
He has also carried out work on the assessment of the role of macroeconomic and exchange-rate policies on agriculture and the rural sector and the interdependence between exchange rate, financial and commodity markets.
The high demand of currencies and equity flows has created some interdependence between equity returns and exchange rate returns.
That increases interdependence and, with it, new chances for non-zero-sum exchange.Mr Wright's history is full of rich detail, ingenious insight and bold argument.
Relying on these networks, China and Southeast Asian countries have built up mutual trust, cooperation and interdependence and allowed relevant parties to reach consensus in long-term exchanges, towards a relatively convergent value system.
Many educational psychologists have praised the enhanced exchange of information, knowledge, and skills as well as the interdependence and individual accountability, all forged and fostered by a cooperative learning environment (e.g., Slavin 1980; Weinstein and Hume 1998).
While this system changed profoundly because of the slave trade in the 1800s and the establishment of the British Protectorate in 1894, people continue to seek upward mobility by establishing hierarchical interdependence through exchanges of goods, labor, and favors with others.
The deal represents a remarkable mutual interdependence and harmony.
"Interdependence and Autonomy in International Communications", in Edward Bakis, Ronald Abler, and Edward Roche, eds.
Economic interdependence and cooperation has reached unprecedented levels.
