Publication
Apr 2012
This paper considers design and effects of capital inflow controls. The author examines the effects of eight capital control regimes from the 1990s into the 2000s. He finds that volume controls have had a greater impact on the net volume of inflows than on the specifically risky types of inflows, while the opposite holds true for composition controls. The author also examines the cases of Colombia, Thailand and Croatia during the 2000s.
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Author | Lucas Issacharoff |
Series | LSE International Development Working Papers |
Issue | 123 |
Publisher | LSE Department of International Development (ID) |
Copyright | © 2012 London School of Economics (LSE) |