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The IMF’s traditionally “orthodox” doctrine on capital movement liberalisation and management has developed over time into a more pragmatic stance that takes greater account of the concerns of recipient economies. Its new approach is based to a greater extent on empirical research and on...
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The objective of this paper is to examine the exchange rate misalignments (ERM) of the main emerging countries in Asia and Latin America since the 1980s, so as to shed light on the 2000s by a long term analysis and compare with the industrialized countries’ case. Our results confirm that ERM...
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This study aims to analyze the evolution of financial openness of emerging countries from 1970 to 1999. We analyze for different regions: Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa, the evolution of the ratio of financial inflows and outflows to GDP. This value will be calculated using the database...
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lecture du role joue par les sorties de capitaux dans les episodes de crises emergentes. …
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The goal of the paper is to analyze how financial and economic crises affect the relation between capital flows and … correspond to two crises dates. Our results show changes in the sign and/or coefficient of a number of determinants in both types …
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When the current account balance and net capital outflows do not exactly offset each other, net payment flows arise. Payment inflows into a country push the real exchange rate up, outflows push it down. This paper uses a model of optimal consumption and portfolio choice to determine the factors...
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financial crises. We show that gross capital flows by foreigners and domestic agents are very large and volatile, especially … domestic agents tend to invest more abroad. During crises, there is retrenchment, i.e. a reduction in capital inflows by … foreigners and an increase in capital inflows by domestic agents. This is especially true during severe crises and during …
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flows--over the business cycle and during financial crises. We show that gross capital flows are very large and volatile … investing more abroad during expansions. During crises, especially during severe ones, there is retrenchment, that is, a …
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flows, over the business cycle and during financial crises. We show that gross capital flows are very large and volatile … more abroad. During crises, total gross flows collapse and there is a retrenchment in both inflows by foreigners and … outflows by domestic agents. These patterns hold for different types of capital flows and crises. This evidence sheds light on …
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More frequent and increasingly severe crises are encouraging emerging market economies to seek means to make themselves …
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