Navigating Capital Flows in Brazil and Chile

Brittany A. Baumann · Kevin P. Gallagher

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In the wake of the global financial crises, Brazil and Chile each attempted to mitigate the negative impacts of a surge in capital inflows into their economies. Brazil deployed a range of capital account regulations, Chile intervened in currency markets. In this chapter, we examine the effectiveness and impacts of these measures.

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