IMF Survey, Volume 32, Issue 09

Volume/Issue: Volume 0032 Issue 009

Publication date: May 2003

ISBN: 9781451932539

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Exports and Imports , Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , SV , Dem , rep , , center , Kyrgyz rep , fund facility , IMF survey , Emergency assistance program , Lao people's Dem , rep , Fiscal consolidation , Currency boards , Exchange rates , Corruption , Asia and Pacific , Global , East Asia , Baltics , Caribbean

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Summary

Over the past decade, gross cross-border capital flows have surged, not only among industrial countries but also between industrial and developing countries. What impact has this had on developing countries? A recent IMF study finds that once financial integration crosses a certain threshold, the positive effects of international capital flows can outweigh the negative effects. The authors, Eswar Prasad of the Asia and Pacific Department; Ken Rogoff, the IMF’s Economic Counsellor and Director of the Research Department; Shang-Jin Wei of the Research Department; and Ayhan Kose of the Western Hemisphere Department, spoke to the IMF Survey about their study.