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Capital inflows into Brazil, 1992-98: the nature and effects of controls and restrictions

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  • Gustavo Franco, 2006. "Capital inflows into Brazil, 1992-98: the nature and effects of controls and restrictions," Textos para discussão 517, Department of Economics PUC-Rio (Brazil).
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