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Macroprudential Regulation of International Finance : Managing Capital Flows and Exchange Rates
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Contenido :
Macroprudential Policies: Indicators and Tools
Business and Financial Cycles in Emerging Markets: Lessons for Macroprudential Policies
Capital Controls: A Pragmatic Proposal
Irrational Expectations, Financial Amplification and Prudential Capital Controls
The Optimal International Reserves with Sudden Stop Risks
International Reserves for Emerging Economies
Foreign Currency Liquidity Risk and Prudential Regulation of Banks
Investment Patterns of Foreign Bank Branches in Korea and Their Role in the Foreign Exchange Market
The Role of Reserves in a Small Open Economy: The Case of New Zealand
Facing Volatile Capital Flows: The Role of Exchange Rate Flexibility and Foreign Assets
Risk Hedging in Korea's Financial Markets: The Impacts of Foreign Investment
Macroprudential Policies: Indicators and Tools
Business and Financial Cycles in Emerging Markets: Lessons for Macroprudential Policies
Capital Controls: A Pragmatic Proposal
Irrational Expectations, Financial Amplification and Prudential Capital Controls
The Optimal International Reserves with Sudden Stop Risks
International Reserves for Emerging Economies
Foreign Currency Liquidity Risk and Prudential Regulation of Banks
Investment Patterns of Foreign Bank Branches in Korea and Their Role in the Foreign Exchange Market
The Role of Reserves in a Small Open Economy: The Case of New Zealand
Facing Volatile Capital Flows: The Role of Exchange Rate Flexibility and Foreign Assets
Risk Hedging in Korea's Financial Markets: The Impacts of Foreign Investment
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