01280nam a2200193   4500001000500000005001700005008004100022035001700063041000700080050002200087245008800109260007300197300001600270440003400286520061200320942001200932999001700944952012500961134420230410115706.0060907n1998    dr                  spa    9funglode1350  aEN14aHG 3881 P467 19980 aPerspectives on international financial liberalization /cManuel Agosin... [et al.]  aNew York :bUnited Nations Development Programme (UNDP),c1998        aviii, 68 p.  aDiscussion paper series ;v15  aLiberalize, 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  2lcccbk  c46143d46143  00102lcc40708CSaBJBbBJBcCSd2018-10-24h1l0oHG 3881 P467 1998p00000004528r2018-10-24 00:00:00w2018-10-24ybk