Capital Flow Management
American Economic Review · 2012 · Volume 102 · Issue 3
Abstract
There is a wide variety in the capital account policies of emerging markets and developing economies. Some countries, such as Brazil, have recently experimented with prudential controls on capital inflows, whereas others, such as China, have continued to maintain tight controls. This paper reviews the recent theoretical literature explaining the motivations behind capital account policies, and whether there is a case for international coordination in this area.
Keywords
Current Account Adjustment, Short-term Capital Movements, Financial Crises
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