Capital Control as a Safeguard in the Capital Account Crisis
- 서울대학교 경제연구소
- Seoul Journal of Economics
- Seoul Journal of Economics Volume 17 No.1
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2004.0325 - 54 (29 pages)
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Many emerging market economies suffered from financial crisis mainly caused by capital account imbalances. Main recommendations for preventing crises were to keep the house clean, maintain transparency and good governance, and sound management of macroeconomic policies. It is observed that in the area of finance there is no safeguard measure, whereas in the area of trade there are a few: while the current account imbalances have less severe effects than the capital account imbalances. Thereupon, it is suggested that at least a safeguard measure can be introduced in the area of finance, and capital control is suggested as an emergency safeguard.
Abstract
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Asian Financial Crisis: Causes and Remedies Suggested
Ⅲ. Remedies against Adverse External Effects: The Report for G7 on the New International Financial Architecture and the Report by the Financial Stability Forum
Ⅳ. The Safety Net of Domestic Finance Compared with the Report for G7 and the Discussion of the Financial Stability Forum
Ⅴ. Other Limitations in the Measures Currently Proposed in International Financial Architecture
Ⅵ. Self-Help Measures
Ⅶ. An Alternative Self-Help Measure: Capital Control
Ⅷ. Internal Excessive Adjustment Re-Considered
Ⅸ. Final Remarks
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