Financial openness and national autonomy : opportunities and constraints

Tariq Banuri · Juliet B. Schor

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Juliet B. Schor: Introduction Part I: How has the World Changed?: Andrew D. Cosh, Alan Hughes, & Ajit Singh: Openness, financial innovation, changing patterns of ownership, and the structure of financial markets Robert Zevin: Are world financial markets more open? If so, why and with what effects? Part II. Why has the World Changed? Bankers and States: Robert Pringle: Financial markets versus governments Andrew Glyn: Exchange controls and policy autonomy: The case of Australia, 1983-1988 Gerald A. Epstein & Juliet B. Schor: Structural determinants and economic effects of capital controls in OECD countries Part III. Looking Ahead: Policy Behaviour in an Open World: Gerald A. Epstein & Herbert Gintis: International capital markets and the limits of national economic policy Jaime Ros: Capital mobility and policy effectiveness under a credit run: The Mexican economy in the 1980s Tariq Banuri: Black markets, openness, and Central Bank autonomy References Index.

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