Acknowledgments

We are grateful to all who have offered comments leading to the revision of International Money and Finance. They include countless former students and instructors at other institutions, who provided informal comments on style and content. Earlier editions were reviewed by Mamadou K. Diallo of East Stroudsburg University, B.D. Elzas of Erasmus University, Judy L. Klein of Mary Baldwin College, Vibhas Madan of Drexel University, Kiminori Matsuyama of Northwestern University, Thomas Russell of Santa Clara University, Larry J. Sechrest of Sul Ross State University, Robert Sedgwich of Sheffield Hallam University, Darrel Young of St. Edward’s University, Carl Beidleman of Lehigh University, Glenn W. Boyle of Louisiana State University, David Ding of Memphis State University, Chen Jia-sheng of the University of Denver, Francis A. Lees of St. Johns University, Chu-Ping Vijverberg of the University of Texas at Dallas, Robert Flood of Northwestern University, Samuel Katz of Georgetown University, Donald P. Stegall of California State University at Fresno, Clas Wihlborg of the University of Southern California, Bernard Gauci of Hollins University, Bang Nam Jeon of Drexel University, Chris Neely of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Helen Popper of Santa Clara University, and Felix Rioja of Georgia State University, Lance Girton of the University of Utah, Bijou Yang Lester of Drexel University, Peter Pedroni of Williams College, Miguel Ramirez of Trinity College, Julie Ryan of Immaculata College, Niloufer Sohrabji of Simmons College, and Mark Wohar of the University of Nebraska. While we could not incorporate all of their thoughtful suggestions, we appreciate their comments and have no doubt that the text has been much improved by their reviews.

Finally, we welcome comments and criticism from users of the eight editions of International Money and Finance. Our hope is that the book will evolve over time to best suit your needs.