Titlebook: International Finance and the Less Developed Countries; Kate Phylaktis (Lecturer in International Finance) Book 1990 Kate Phylaktis and Ma

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Overview: This volume considers issues on the management of foreign debt, and the macroeconomic policies that developing countries should pursue. It looks at a variety of the aspects of this subject, such as the scope of securitization and debt reduction via voluntary conversions.978-1-349-10381-2978-1-349-10379-9

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Introduction,sity Business School since 1986. The Centre, which has largely been financed by the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, aims to further our understanding of the development of financial structures, the effects of financial policies, especially those concerned with the liberalisation of the fi

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Evaluating the Effects of IMF-Supported Adjustment Programmes: A Survey, rendered so by corrective policy measures. The Fund — as it is commonly known — has historically played a central role in the adjustment efforts of its member countries through assistance in the design of appropriate policy programmes to achieve viability of the balance of payments, accompanied by

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The Securitisation of Developing Country Bank Debt,gations. The chapter is structured so as to analyse the motivation for creditors and debtors to participate in securitisation arrangements. In contrast with the securitisation of other bank loans, the securitisation of developing country debt is closely bound up with issues of impaired creditworthin

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Inflation, Financial Liberalisation and Bankruptcies in Argentina,eralisation of domestic financial markets, the liberalisation of external trade and capital flows and to some extent the liberalisation of the domestic labour market. Prior to this the economy had been characterised by a high degree of protectionism and government intervention in the major areas of

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Capital Controls in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay,ries are interesting cases because they have varied the intensity of their capital controls during the 1970s and 1980s as part of their effort to apply a liberalisation scheme covering all sectors and to achieve a more efficient allocation of resources. These countries have on the whole imposed capi

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