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Iniciativas internacionales para darle estabilidad a la integración financiera

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  • Eduardo Fernández-Arias

  • Ricardo Hausmann

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(Disponible en idioma inglés únicamente) La apertura y la integración financieras han producido resultados decepcionantes. Se suponía que debían producir una situación en la que todos salieran ganando: la idea era que los capitales fluyeran de países industrializados maduros, de abundante capital y bajo rendimiento hacia países emergentes jóvenes, de escaso capital y elevado rendimiento. El crecimiento que gozarían los países receptores se aceleraría y tanto los países dadores como los receptores se beneficiarían y mejorarían las oportunidades de diversificación para todos. Y además, los diseñadores de políticas de los países emergentes adquirirían la disciplina que representa la pérdida del acceso a sus mercados financieros nacionales cautivos.

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  • Eduardo Fernández-Arias & Ricardo Hausmann, 1999. "Iniciativas internacionales para darle estabilidad a la integración financiera," Research Department Publications 4175, Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department.
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