On this page you can find various graphs and tables that have been discussed in class.
 

• Here is an excel file that allows you to plot the capital-labor ratio.
• Here are 26 slides from lectures on crises.
• Here are more than 50 slides from the lectures on foreign exchange and continuing through the gold standard.
• Here are more slides from the lectures on the current account, part two.
• Here are the slides I have shown during the lectures on the current account.
• Here is a link to a website with figures about the world distribution of income, using both conventional and PPP measures of income.
• Here is a whole set of figures that I have shown during the semester so far. They are not in any particular order, but they are all there.
• Here are some more graphs that I have showed recently.
• Here are the graphs that I showed during the first lecture.

• A file that contains several figures and tables, from the Economic Report of the President, that are related to capital flows to developing countries.
• A graph that shows the yen-dollar exchange rate and respective current accounts.
• A graph that shows Brazil's foreign exchange reserves.
• The current table of The Economist's Big Mac index of exchange rates.
• A graph that shows Norway's Current Account, Savings, and Investment, 1973-1994.
• A graph that shows US current account deficits and US net foreign assets, 1977-1993.
• A graph that shows the current account deficit in Japan and Sweden, from 1861-1942.
• A graph that shows current account patterns of industrial countries, fuel exporters, and non-fuel exporting developing countries, 1969-1994.
• A graph that shows the exchange rate of the Brazilian real against the dollar.
• A graph that shows net exports, the merchandise trade balance, and the current account in the United States.
• A pie chart that shows the world distribution of foreign reserves held by central banks by currency.
• A graph that shows the dollar/mark exchange rate and real interest rate differentials between the US and Germany.
• A graph that shows the trade-wieghted exchange rate of the dollar and real interest rate differentials with a basket of currencies, based on those trade weights.
• A graph that shows fluctuations in the real and nominal exchange rate of the dollar versus both the pound and the mark.
• A graph that shows long-run movements in price levels and spot exchange rates.
• A graph that shows measured and implied volatility of exchange rates.
• A PDF file that has many graphs and some tables concerning capital flows, the trade balance, and foreign investment, that were discussed in the lecture on February 23, 1999.
• A graph that shows the recent pattern of GDP growth in Asian economies.
• A graph that shows the US current account in relation to that of other major regions in the world.
• A graph that shows the recent movements of the Euro against the dollar.
• A graph that shows what has happened recently to the External Debt of Developing Countries.
• A graph that shows the external debt burden of several developing countries.
• Graphs related to the Exchange Rate Mechanism, and the EMS Crisis of 1992:
• Long-term interest rates in Europe.
• Inflation Rates in Germany and in the rest of the EMS.
• Unemployment Rates in Germany and other EMS Countries.
• Spot and Forward Exchange Rates for the DM against Denmark, France, Sweden, and Netherlands.
• Spot and Forward Exchange Rates for the DM against Italy, United Kingdom, Spain, Ireland