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Dampening Global Financial Shocks : Can Macroprudential Regulation Help (More than Capital Controls)?
Bergant, Katharina - 2020
We show that macroprudential regulation can considerably dampen the impact of globalfinancial shocks on emerging markets. More specifically, a tighter level of regulation reducesthe sensitivity of GDP growth to VIX movements and capital flow shocks. A broad set ofmacroprudential tools contribute...
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International crises and developing economies : linkages and recent experiences
Amann, Edmund; Lawson, David - In: Journal of international development : the journal of … 25 (2013) 8, pp. 1035-1049
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Stress-Testing a Shock to Remittances in a Post-COVID World – What Impact on Liquidity?
Monahov, Alexandru - 2021
Remittances have historically been a stable source of funding which has played a key role in the development efforts of … the disease, the World Bank estimated a drop of 20% in remittances by the end of 2020. To study the effect that such a … investigates the impact of the projected shock on banking sector liquidity at a country level. The study encompasses 112 countries …
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Taking stock of the credit crunch : implications for development finance and global governance
Mold, Andrew; Paulo, Sebastian; Prizon, Annalisa - 2009
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Taking Stock of the Credit Crunch : Implications for Development Finance and Global Governance
Mold, Andrew - 2009
by the global financial crisis, principally through reductions in remittances, aid flows and FDI. It argues that the …
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The global financial crisis and developing countries : phase 2 synthesis
Te Velde, Dirk Willem (contributor) - 2010
, while the transmission mechanisms were similar in each (trade, private capital flows, remittances, aid), the effects varied …
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Government emergency aid and perceived financial security in COVID-19 : evidence from a sample of vulnerable women in Brazil
Rabelo Dutra, Vanessa; Flores, Silvia Amélia Mendonça; … - In: International journal of bank marketing 41 (2023) 5, pp. 1059-1082
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International Production Networks and the Propagation of Financial Shocks
Chen, Sihao - 2021
financial shock to the large country's production sector affects downstream sectors (through a price effect) and upstream …
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Did Chinese outward activity attenuate or aggravate the Great Recession in developing countries?
Gawellek, Bastian; Lyu, Jingjing; Süssmuth, Bernd - 2016
Using data on Chinese large-scale overseas investment and project contracts by sector, we analyze whether Chinese outward activity (COA) before the crisis worsened or alleviated the contractionary phases in developing countries. We find that, on average, COA did not increase vulnerability to the...
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Monetary and Financial Stability Implications of Capital Flows in Latin America and the Caribbean
Settlements, Bank for International - 2008
Central Bank participants at the BIS 2008 Open Economies Meeting in Punta del Este, Uruguay, discussed trends in capital flows since 2003 and their monetary and financial stability implications. Capital flows appear to be more benign today than in the past, partly because of a greater share of...
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