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The International Monetary and Financial System Faces New Shocks
Capital Movements Now Under Surveillance
REF 141
Debt in Emerging and Developing Countries
The Expansion of Corporate Debt Issuance in the Asian and Latin American Markets
REF 137
40 Years of Financial Liberalization
The Return of American Twin Deficits
International Capital Flows: from Liberalization to Management
Financial Liberalization and Global Imbalances
Capital Flows Liberalization: Between Structural Transformations, Circular Debates and Multilateral Frameworks
REF 124
The Financial Systems in Latin America
Post-Default Argentina: Access to International Capital Markets and “Unconventional” Economic-Policy Choices
Local Currency Bond Markets in Latin America
REF 121
The Challenge of a Zero Interest Rate Economy
Financial Futures: From the Great Moderation to ZIRP and Beyond
REF 119
Currencies and financial globalization
Volatility or stability?
Global Imbalances and Global Crisis: Which Risk Sharing with Insurers of Last Resort?
Currencies and Globalization: Lessons from History
Make SDRs the Main International Reserve Asset
Global Liquidity Spillovers
Internationalizing the Currency while Leveraging Massively: The Case of China
OECD Countries’ Monetary Policies are Faced with Structurally Low Inflation and the Growing Inefficiency of these Policies
REF 113
Central Banks
Crises and challenges
New Central Banking and International Credit Cycle
REF 107
The Indian financial system
Between openness and modernity
External Deficits and the Decline in Domestic Saving: A Hurdle for the Financing of India’s Development
REF 103
The crisis exit policies
Emerging Countries and OECD Countries: Will the Economic Policies Put in Place Be Cooperative or Not?
Is it Really a Good Idea to Reduce Global Imbalances in Times of Crisis?
The Importance of Exchange Rates Changes in Exiting the Crisis
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