Summary |
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I.
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Overview
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A. |
Definitions and Basic Stylized Facts |
B. |
Does Financial Globalization Promote Growth in Developing
Countries? |
C. |
What Is the Impact of Financial Globalization on Macroeconomic
Volatility? |
D. |
The Role of Institutions and Governance on the Effects
of Globalization |
E. |
Summary |
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II.
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Basic Stylized Facts
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A. |
Measuring Financial Integration |
B. |
North-South Capital Flows |
C. |
Factors Underlying the Rise in North-South Capital
Flows |
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III.
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Financial Integration and Economic Growth
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A.
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Potential Benefits of Financial Globalization
in Theory |
B.
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Empirical Evidence |
C.
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Synthesis |
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IV.
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Financial Globalization and Macroeconomic Volatility
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A.
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Macroeconomic Volatility |
B. |
Crises as Special Cases of Volatility |
C. |
Has Financial Globalization Intensified
the Transmission of Volatility? |
D. |
Some Factors That Increase Vulnerability
to the Risks of Globalization |
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V.
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Absorptive Capacity and Governance in the Benefits/Risks of
Globalization
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A. |
Threshold Effects and Absorptive Capacity |
B. |
Governance As an Important Element of Absorptive Capacity |
C. |
Domestic Governance and the Volatility of International
Capital Flows |
D. |
Summary |
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Text Tables |
1. |
Volatility of Different types of Capital Inflows |
2. |
Fastest and Slowest Growing Economies During 1980-2000
and Their Status of Financial Openness |
3. |
Summary of Recent Research on Financial Integration
and Economic Growth |
4. |
Volatility of Annual Growth Rates of Selected Variables |
5. |
Summary of Studies on Welfare Gains from International
Risk Sharing |
6. |
Are Small States Different? Some Summary Statistics |
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Figures |
1. |
Measures of Financial Integration |
2. |
Gross Capital Flows |
3. |
Net Capital Flows |
4. |
Foreign Ownership Restrictions |
5. |
Channels Through Which Financial Integration Can Raise
Economic Growth |
6. |
Increase in Financial Openness and Growth of Real Per
Capital GDP |
7. |
Increase in Financial Openness and Growth of Real Per
Capita GDP: Conditional Relationship, 1982-97 |
8. |
Differential Effects of Financial and Trade Integration
on Improvements in Health |
9. |
Volatility of Income and Consumption Growth |
10. |
Corruption and Foreign Direct Investment |
11. |
Difference Between Actual Internationa Mutual Fund
Investment and the MSCI Benchmark: Transparent versus Opaque Countries |
12. |
Herding and Opacity |
13. |
Corruption Tilts the Compoition of Capital Flows Towards
Borrowing |
14. |
Welfare Gains from International Risk Sharing |
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Boxes |
1. |
The Effects of Different Types of Capital Flows on
Growth |
2. |
Do Financial and Trade Integration Have Different Effects
on Economic Development? Evidence from Life Expectancy and Infant
Mortality |
3. |
The Effects of Globalization on Volatility: A Review
of the Empirical Evidence |
4. |
Herding and Momentum Trading by International Investors |
5. |
Transparency and International Mutual Funds |
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Appendices
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I. |
The First Era of International Financial Integration,
1870–1913 |
II. |
Calculating the Potential Welfare Gains from International
Risk Sharing |
III. |
Contingent Securities for International Risk Sharing |
IV. |
Small States and Financial Globalization |
V.
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Data Appendix
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References |