Capital without borders challenges to development
How financial liberalization led in the 1990s to three different cycles of 'manias, panic and crashes' in middle income countries / José́ Gabriel Palma -- Timing the Mexican 1994-95 financial crisis using a Markov switching approach / Moritz Cruz and Edmund Amann -- Exchange rates, growth...
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| Sprache: | eng |
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London u.a.
Anthem Press
2010
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| Schriftenreihe: | Business economics, development studies
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1950-2005
> Internationaler Finanzmarkt
> Kapitalmobilität
> Portfolio-Investition
> Entwicklung
> Entwicklungsländer
> Capital movements
> International finance
> Investments, Foreign
> Fallstudie
> Kapitalverkehrskontrolle
> Wirtschaftskrise
> Erde
> Mexiko
> Türkei
> Argentinien
> Indien
> Brasilien
> Internationaler Kreditmarkt
> Geschichte 1950-2005
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | How financial liberalization led in the 1990s to three different cycles of 'manias, panic and crashes' in middle income countries / José́ Gabriel Palma -- Timing the Mexican 1994-95 financial crisis using a Markov switching approach / Moritz Cruz and Edmund Amann -- Exchange rates, growth and inflation : what if the income elasticities of trade flows respond to relative prices? / Nelson H. Barbosa-Filho -- Alternative measures of currency and asset substitution : the case of Turkey / A. Ozden Birkan -- Competitive diversification in resource abundant countries : Argentina after the collapse of the convertibility regime / Leandro Serino -- Foreign portfolio investment, stock market and economic development : a case study in India / Parthapratim Pal -- Transnational corporations and the internationalization of research and development activities in developing countries : the relative importance of affiliates in Asia and Latin America / Celio Hiratuka -- External debt nationalization as a major tendency on Brazilian external debt in the twentieth century : the shifting character of the state during debt crisis / Luiz M. Niemeyer -- Prudential regulation and safety net : recent transformations in Brazil / Ana Rosa Ribeiro de Mendonca -- Re-crafting bilateral investment treaties in a development framework : a comparative regional perspective / Biplove Choudhary and Parashar Kulkarni. "Capital Without Borders: Challenges to Development contains selected papers from the Annual Conference on Development and Change (ACDC) held at Sao Paulo in November 2006. Second in a series of three conferences, the 2006 ACDC showcased research by relatively younger scholars. While precise and rigorous alternatives to the neoliberal agenda are often overlooked in the huge volume of literature that addresses the larger issues, both aspects - the larger picture and the smaller nuts-and-bolts details - are very important, and this volume fills the gaps in the latter category. These papers were written before the global recession, and events subsequent to the conference and the writing of these papers have validated several of the concerns raised by their authors. This volume focuses on a plethora of issues from the point of view of the South. It demonstrates, for example, that if capital inflows exceed a certain volume - no matter how they are absorbed - such openness will inevitably result in a crisis in the receiving country. The popular understanding of foreign portfolio investment as more benign than foreign direct investment (FDI) is also challenged. By contrasting contemporary capital flows as well as the international capital flows of the nineteenth century, this collection highlights the role of regulation and the role of the state, and ultimately emphasizes the need for recipient country governments to exercise policy options to control the volume of foreign capital inflows."--Publisher's description "Capital Without Borders: Challenges to Development contains selected papers from the Annual Conference on Development and Change (ACDC) held at Sao Paulo in November 2006. Second in a series of three conferences, the 2006 ACDC showcased research by relatively younger scholars. While precise and rigorous alternatives to the neoliberal agenda are often overlooked in the huge volume of literature that addresses the larger issues, both aspects - the larger picture and the smaller nuts-and-bolts details - are very important, and this volume fills the gaps in the latter category. These papers were written before the global recession, and events subsequent to the conference and the writing of these papers have validated several of the concerns raised by their authors. This volume focuses on a plethora of issues from the point of view of the South. It demonstrates, for example, that if capital inflows exceed a certain volume - no matter how they are absorbed - such openness will inevitably result in a crisis in the receiving country. The popular understanding of foreign portfolio investment as more benign than foreign direct investment (FDI) is also challenged. By contrasting contemporary capital flows as well as the international capital flows of the nineteenth century, this collection highlights the role of regulation and the role of the state, and ultimately emphasizes the need for recipient country governments to exercise policy options to control the volume of foreign capital inflows."--Publisher's description |
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| Beschreibung: | "This volume is a collection of selected papers, addressing the broad theme of international capital flows, from the second ACDC [held at Campos do Jordao in Brazil in November 2006]"--Acknowledgements Includes bibliographical references Enth. 10 Beitr |
| Beschreibung: | XII, 238 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 9780857289575 978-0-85728-957-5 9781843318385 978-1-84331-838-5 1843318385 1-84331-838-5 |