Capital Account Liberalization and Financial Sector Stability¶
Ishii, S., & Habermeier, K. (2002). Capital Account Liberalization and Financial Sector Stability.
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- The same regulator-system decomposition and limiting-suppressing-adapting triage govern economic deregulation — lifting a price control or capital requirement reveals not a return to a prior baseline but the market's intrinsic capacity, which is why central bankers stage deregulation, plan for the new baseline, and prepare for runaway risk
This sourceDevelops a framework for sequencing (staged) capital-account liberalization with prudential reform, treating disorderly removal of controls as a source of crisis (runaway) risk.
- The same regulator-system decomposition and limiting-suppressing-adapting triage govern economic deregulation — lifting a price control or capital requirement reveals not a return to a prior baseline but the market's intrinsic capacity, which is why central bankers stage deregulation, plan for the new baseline, and prepare for runaway risk
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