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There is growing discontent with the conventional wisdom concerning economic policy. The unhappy fact seems to be that a stable macroeconomic environment may be necessary but not sufficient to coax the desired outcomes from liberalized financial systems. This paper reviews several promising...

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Asia Pacific capital markets : integration and implications for economic activity

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Financial repression and capital mobility : why capital flows and covered interest rate differentials fail to measure capital market integration

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