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January 2000
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This advance copy of Country Experiences with the Use and Liberalization of Capital
Controls is
provided for the convenience of the public. Some material contained herein may be amended in
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course of publication. The published version, which is expected to be available in March 2000,
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ADVANCE COPY
Country Experiences with the Use and Liberalization
of Capital Controls
Akira Ariyoshi, Karl Habermeier,Bernard Laurens, Inci Otker-Robe,
Jorge Iván Canales-Kriljenko, and Andrei Kirilenko
| Contents |
| Part I |
File 1
149k pdf file
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- Introduction
- Country Experiences
- Prudential Framework for Managing Risk in Cross-Border Capital Flows
- Conclusions
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| | Figures |
File 2
3,493k pdf file
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- Countries with Controls on Short-Term Capital Inflows
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File 3
1,799k pdf file
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- Countries with Selective Controls on Outflows and with
Extensive Controls
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| Part II |
File 4
161k pdf file
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Background Studies
Country Experience with Capital Controls under Different Circumstances
- Expereince with the Use of Capital Controls to Limit Short-Term Capital
Inflows
- Experience with the Use of Capital Outflow Controls in the Context of Financial Crises
- Experience with the Use of Extensive Controls During Financial Crises
- Experience with Long-Standing and Extensive Capital Controls and Their Liberalization
- Experience with Rapid Liberalization
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File 5
723k pdf file
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Background Studies
Detailed Case Studies
- Chile—Experience with Controls on Capital Inflows in the 1990s
- Experience with the Use of Capital Outflow Controls in the Context of Financial Crises
- Experience with the Use of Extensive Controls During Financial Crises
- Experience with Long-Standing and Extensive Capital Controls and Their Liberalization
- Experience with Rapid Liberalization
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- Countries with Controls on Short-Term Capital Inflows
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- Countries with Selective Controls on Outflows and with
Extensive Controls
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