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045932
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London, Transaction Publishers, 2003.
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xix, 539p.
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3825864642
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| 046938 | 337.5/HOZ 046938 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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018783
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2000.
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421-452
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073330
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2006.
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This paper examines how the macroeconomic effects of capital controls vary by type, depending on which international financial transactions they cover. Analysis draws on the experience of Malaysia, a country that used a gamut of permanent and temporary capital controls over the past decade. In an error-correction model, we find that controls on portfolio inflows, and restrictions on bank, foreign exchange, and stock market operations helped drive a wedge between domestic and international interest rates. This finding is robust to alternative specifications of the model and alternative measures of capital controls. Controls on portfolio outflows and international transactions in the Malaysian ringgit do not appear to have been instrumental in providing more monetary independence to the authorities.
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053513
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019801
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2001.
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269-288
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074957
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2006.
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Malaysia did not turn to the International Monetary Fund for assistance when pressure from the 1997-1998 East Asian financial crisis hit the country. The country was less vulnerable than its neighbors, not least because it had earlier imposed limits on foreign borrowing and prudential regulations and supervision of the banking sector. Although Malaysia's pathway through the 1997-1998 crisis included an orthodox adjustment program of the type the IMF would have required, this program was soon reversed in favor of reflationary monetary policies and the imposition of a short-term capital control regime. These responses took place against a backdrop of political intrigue and drama, but they reflected an underlying pragmatism and recent history of using capital controls and of not turning to the IMF.
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046052
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Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Company, 2003.
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v1(xxvi, 545p.), v2(ix, 554p.)
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International library of social change in Asia Pacific
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In two volumes
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0754622576
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| 046848 | 320.95/PRE 046848 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 046849 | 320.95/PRE 046849 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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