Perspectives on international financial liberalization / Manuel Agosin... [et al.]

Material type: TextLanguage: EN Series: Discussion paper series ; 15Publication details: New York : United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 1998 Description: viii, 68 pLOC classification:
  • HG 3881 P467 1998
Summary: Liberalize, but discourage short - term flows, 1. -- In Africa, use inflows to diverity the export base, 7. -- Mocrocco and Tunisia : To diversity the decline of aid, 12. -- Liberalize to attract capital flows, 20. -- Strengthen institutions for domestic markets, 24. -- India : Liberalization with a roadmap, 30. -- The myth of the all - powerful financial markets, 33. -- Lessons from the Asian crisis, 38. -- Rapid deregulation led to the Korean crisis, 38. -- Capital controls protected China from the crisis, 41. -- Liberalization has southeast Asia well, 45. -- Beware the overborrowing syndrome, 55
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Libro Biblioteca Juan Bosch Biblioteca Juan Bosch Ciencias Sociales Ciencias Sociales (3er. Piso) HG 3881 P467 1998 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00000004528

Liberalize, but discourage short - term flows, 1. -- In Africa, use inflows to diverity the export base, 7. -- Mocrocco and Tunisia : To diversity the decline of aid, 12. -- Liberalize to attract capital flows, 20. -- Strengthen institutions for domestic markets, 24. -- India : Liberalization with a roadmap, 30. -- The myth of the all - powerful financial markets, 33. -- Lessons from the Asian crisis, 38. -- Rapid deregulation led to the Korean crisis, 38. -- Capital controls protected China from the crisis, 41. -- Liberalization has southeast Asia well, 45. -- Beware the overborrowing syndrome, 55

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