Liquidity black holes : and why modern financial regulation in developed countries is making short-term capital flows to developing countries even more volatile / Avinash Persaud
2002
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TitleLiquidity black holes : and why modern financial regulation in developed countries is making short-term capital flows to developing countries even more volatile / Avinash Persaud
AccessEnglish: dp2002-31 - PDF ;
Call number
UNU/WIDER(05)/D611/2002/no.31
Internet
Internet
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Date[Helsinki] : UNU/WIDER, Mar. 2002
Description
13 p. : graphs
Notes
At head of title: World Institute for Development Economics Research.
"Prepared within the UNU/Wider project on Capital Flows to Emerging Markets since the Asian Crisis, ... co-directed by Stephany Griffith-Jones and Ricardo Ffrench-Davis".
Includes bibliographical references (p. 12-13).
Available also at UNU WIDER website (viewed 14 June 2007).
"Prepared within the UNU/Wider project on Capital Flows to Emerging Markets since the Asian Crisis, ... co-directed by Stephany Griffith-Jones and Ricardo Ffrench-Davis".
Includes bibliographical references (p. 12-13).
Available also at UNU WIDER website (viewed 14 June 2007).
ISBN / ISSN
9291901849 (Printed)
9291901857 (Online)
1609-5774
9291901857 (Online)
1609-5774