Taming Capital Flows

Capital Account Management in an Era of Globalization

By: J. Stiglitz (Editor), R. Gurkaynak (Editor)

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Capital flows, especially in the form of hot money flows, pose an important problem for many countries. There are many similarities in causes of capital flows to emerging economies but policy responses differ. This timely volume presents country experiences with capital flows and studies by leading experts on causes and consequences of capital flows as well as policies to control these flows. Providing a mixture of empirical and theoretical studies of the issue and detailed country studies for Brazil, Chile, Peru, and Turkey, this volume of collected essays covers the most important aspects of the debate on capital flows in an accessible manner. Taming Capital Flows provides an in-depth analysis of capital flows in emerging markets, and makes essential reading for researchers and scholars interested in development economics, finance and international trade.