The flight of capital from the highly indebted developing countries undoubtedly constitutes one of the most serious problems that are making the international debt crisis difficult if not impossible to resolve. Dr. Nölling outlines some suggestions for action which could limit capital flight...

The existing literature on the role of international capital fl ows for housing markets can be classifi ed into approaches which focus on the macro relationship between the current account and housing prices on the one hand and studies which specify more specific transmission channels on the...

Since March 1973 virtually all major currencies or currency blocs have been floating. As a result - so it seemed - controls over international capital movements would become less important. But any hopes for a lasting liberalization of capital movements at flexible rates of exchange must be kept...

Global factors are becoming increasingly important as a cause of international capital flows. It is nearly impossible for some countries to protect themselves from outside influences on their financial markets. This paper investigates the extent to which various global factors such as stock...

Academic thinking on foreign direct investment has evolved over the years. This paper reviews this evolution for its usefulness in understanding EU-Chinese investment relations today. It then explores the idea of a new dynamic policy regime as a more appropriate means to address the complex...