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Shadow Cross-Border Capital Flows: Contemporary Concepts, Principles and Information Base of Accounting and Measurement
[Теневые Трансграничные Потоки Капитала: Современные Концепции, Принципы И Информационная База Учета И Измерения]

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  • Abroskin A.S. (Аброскин, А.С.)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy)

  • Abroskina N.A. (Аброскина, Н.А.)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

Abstract

Subject areas of the research are the issues of illicit cross-border capital flows accounting and measurement methodology. In the research are studied the modern concepts of cross-border capital turnover, accounting and measurement of its illicit components principles, are analyzed the main information sources using in international statistics in the estimates of cross-border capital flows in global economy.

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  • Abroskin A.S. (Аброскин, А.С.) & Abroskina N.A. (Аброскина, Н.А.), 2016. "Shadow Cross-Border Capital Flows: Contemporary Concepts, Principles and Information Base of Accounting and Measurement [Теневые Трансграничные Потоки Капитала: Современные Концепции, Принципы И Ин," Working Papers 2135, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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