Global Capital Flows: Should they be Regulated?

Stephany Griffith‐Jones · James G. Tobin

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Foreword by James Tobin Introduction Systemic Risks and Financial Crises Structure and Composition of Global Flows Sources of Funds Volatility and Criteria of Different Actors for Channelling Flows into and out of Countries Causes and Lessons of the Mexican Peso Crisis Managing Surges of Capital Flows The Regulatory Response to Globalisation of Financial Flows Policy Challenges for Source Countries Bibliography Index

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