Benefits and costs of international financial integration: theory and facts

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Benefits and defects of international financial integration are reviewed. Globalization of investments seeking higher rate of return and opportunity to diversify risk internationally are responsible for this integration of financial markets.

Financial Systems & Controls, Financial Management, Analysis

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Capital inflows and the real exchange rate: A comparative study of Asia and Latin America

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The author examines the domestic and trade policies of Latin America and Asia. Topics include infrastructure, international trade, and economic relations with foreign countries.

Asia, Latin America, Infrastructure (Economics), Economic conditions, International trade, Trade policy, Commercial policy, Domestic policy, Government programs

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