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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-7380-1ther analysis, both with theoretical explanations and the observed realities. Problems as above are compounded by the asymmetry in terms of the deleterious consequences of a downswing in the financial flows which inevitably contracts the real sector activities.

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Pattern of Global Finance and the Real Economy,ther analysis, both with theoretical explanations and the observed realities. Problems as above are compounded by the asymmetry in terms of the deleterious consequences of a downswing in the financial flows which inevitably contracts the real sector activities.

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The Evolving Pattern of International Capital Flows,asive, influencing the interrelations between state, industry and finance in a large part of the global economy. The significant aspects of this include the wave of deregulation, which has integrated the major financial markets of the world. With finance crossing the boundaries of nation states, the

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Pattern of Global Finance and the Real Economy,ve already been discussed in Chapter 1. This chapter seeks to look into the reality of such discrepancies, which has been apparent with the surges as have taken place in global finance and with its failure to regenerate real output; not only in the recipient countries, but also in the capital-export

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Global Finance and Development,impact on development. The pattern of financial flows to these countries was drastically changed by the early 1970s, as concessional loans from official sources started tapering off and were substituted by flows of bank credit from private sources. Unlike the official loans which used to be distribu

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Information Modelling from First Principles,crisis in the real sector activities makes it important to analyse the underlying connections between the financial and the real turmoil. A starting point for this clearly departs from what in orthodox economics is cited as ‘neutrality’ of money. Contesting such positions, the present study views mo

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