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As is the case with several other developing countries which grew rapidly in the 1980s and 1990s, Thailand was largely influenced by neoliberalism. This essay discusses neoliberalism, its influence on Thailand, and the role that neoliberalism played in the subsequent Asian financial crisis....
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Market to ensure freer trade and perhaps to create an egalitarian Europe. The post-1993 period saw the biggest enlargement of … had happened in the EU. Our study makes a humble attempt to shed light on the role of trade (both intra-EU and EU versus … trade openness and government expenditure did contribute to per capita income convergence in the EU during the period of our …
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A dynamic between foreign direct investment (FDI) and international trade, and the level of urbanization, has been … imply the significant effect of FDI inflows and trade openness on urbanization in developing Asia. The impact is clearly … observed in many developing countries. This study seeks to fill a literature gap on the extent that FDI and international trade …
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Trade and industrial production have been increasingly interlinked, thanks to the vertical integration of global … trade elasticity observed since the late 1980s, and may explain also the overshooting of trade elasticity during the 2008 …-2009 trade collapse. After reviewing the available evidences, the article analyses the future of globalized production networks …
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Conventional economic analysis assumes that Central Counterparties (CCPs) may help to reduce systemic risk and avoid future financial crises by mandating the central clearing of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. This view largely goes unchallenged by governments, regulators, practitioners, and...
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. -- trade and development ; trade liberalization ; foreign direct investment ; globalization ; WTO accession ; asian financial … trade. Its success contradicts its characterization as an example of export-led growth and highlights the role of the state …, particularly in maintaining and influencing investment. Examination of economic performance and policy responses shows rising …
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trade. Its success contradicts its characterization as an example of export-led growth and highlights the role of the state …, particularly in maintaining and influencing investment. Examination of economic performance and policy responses shows rising …
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During crises, governments resort to extraordinary fiscal and financial measures to mitigate the recessionary impacts of crises. These macroeconomic intervention measures along with aggregate demand and supply shocks and policy choices would affect the exporting environment of a country through...
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trilemma policy configurations and external finances affect output volatility mainly through the investment channel. While a … higher degree of exchange rate stability could stabilize the real exchange rate movement, it could also make investment … volatile, though the volatility-enhancing effect of exchange rate stability on investment can be cancelled by holding higher …
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trilemma policy configurations and external finances affect output volatility mainly through the investment channel. While a … higher degree of exchange rate stability could stabilize the real exchange rate movement, it could also make investment … volatile, though the volatility-enhancing effect of exchange rate stability on investment can be cancelled by holding higher …
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