Capital Flows Without Crisis?: Reconciling Capital Mobility and Economic Stability

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ISBN: 9780415254793 | 0415254795
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Copyright: 7/6/2001

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In this volume, a team of policymakers and academics from 14 different countries examine the challenges and options facing policymakers today. The book includes detailed anaysis of individual economies and the broad systematic issues.

List of figures

List of tables

xii

Contributors

xiv

Abbreviations

Editors' Introduction

(10)

PART I Crises in a world of mobile capital

The benefits and risks of capital account opening in developing countries

(14)

Uri Dadush

Dipak Dasgupta

Financial crises and globalisation

(12)

Stephen Grenville

Sequencing of capital account liberalisation: a challenge to the Washington consensus?

(12)

Marcus Miller

Lei Zhang

PART 2 The management and prevention of crises

The muddling through of crisis management in Indonesia: a case for central bank independence

(9)

J. Soedradjad Djiwandono

International policy advice in the East Asian crisis: a critical review of the debate

(15)

Gregor Irwin

David Vines

Which short-term debt over reserve ratio works best?: Operationalising the Greenspan Guidotti rule

(10)

Matthieu Bussiere

Christian Mulder

PART 3 European experiences

Poland's experience with capital flows in the 1990s

(28)

Nancy Wagner

Relative resistance to currency crisis: the case of Hungary, comparisons with the Czech Republic and Poland

111

(20)

Istvan Abel

Zsolt Darvas

Currency crisis in Russia in a wider context

131

(30)

Vladimir Popov

PART 4 Latin American crises

The 1990s crisis in emerging markets: the case of Brazil

161

(21)

Eliana Cardoso

Ann Helwege

Foreign capital flows, economic crisis and policy regime in Mexico in the 1990s: lessons and challenges

182

(17)

Rogelio Ramirez de la O

PART 5 The East Asian crisis economies

Lessons from Indonesia's crisis

199

(16)

Ross H. McLeod

Capital mobility and the Thai crisis

215

(22)

Peter G. Warr

The financial crisis in Korea and its aftermath: a political economic perspective

237

(18)

Hak K. Pyo

PART 6 East Asian experiences with capital controls

Capital mobility, crisis and adjustment: evidence and insights from Malaysia

255

(23)

Prema-Chandra Athukorala

Why was China different?

278

(15)

Yiping Huang

Ligang Song

PART 7 Looking to the future

The private sector and the framework for international capital flows

293

(12)

George Vojta

Post-communist transition and the post-Washington consensus

305

(26)

Grzegorz W. Kolodko

PART 8 Conclusions

Reflections on capital mobility and domestic stability

331

(10)

Ross Garnaut

References

341

(14)

Index

355

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