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El rediseño de la arquitectura financiera internacional desde la perspectiva latinoamericana: ¿quién paga la cuenta?

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Eduardo Fernández-Arias ()
Ricardo Hausmann

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(Disponible en idioma inglés únicamente) En este trabajo se toma en cuenta las reformas actuales o propuestas del sistema financiero internacional, a la luz de la experiencia latinoamericana reciente. La mayoría de las propuestas se basan en uno de tres diagnósticos: flujos excesivos de capitales, flujos insuficientes de capitales y flujos de capitales excesivamente inestables. Aunque las teorías de flujos excesivos de capitales carecen de base empírica, esos puntos de vista subyacen tanto a las reformas actuales como las sugeridas. En una sección posterior se evalúan propuestas que tienen que ver con el apoyo financiero oficial, la participación del sector privado y normas y reglamentos financieros. El trabajo verifica las medidas destinadas a reducir el contagio y las crisis de liquidez, tales como un tribunal internacional de quiebras, y atribuye las dificultades financieras en América Latina en parte al pecado original, es decir, la incapacidad de los países de endeudarse a plazos largos en sus propias monedas.

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Paper provided by Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department in its series RES Working Papers with number 4246.

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