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The Global Interdependence of National Financial Markets,ing of the 1970s and the subsequent worldwide rise in inflation, the reflection of monetary restrictions in the United States in corresponding restrictions in Europe, and the steep rise in the real US dollar rate at the beginning of the 1980s are just a few of many events resulting from the increasi

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,Characteristic Features of the Financial Market in a Small Open Economy — the Case of Sweden,ckground and insights necessary to a better understanding of the subsequent empirical analysis of the integration of the financial market in a small open economy. I will thus highlight the institutional and structural changes which have taken place during the studied period 1974–84. In some cases I

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,Fluctuations in Swedish Interest Rates — Historical Patterns,explain today’s. This analysis complements the analysis of fluctuation patterns in exchange rates reported in the previous chapter. Together these two analyses provide a good base for a discussion of the level of international integration on the Swedish financial market.

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Swedish Interest Rate Fluctuations in an International Perspective,ates as identified in the previous chapter. The present chapter includes a description of the interest development on the world market and in Sweden. My purpose is to show how the size of the Swedish interest rate has deviated from the “global interest level”, and where possible to seek an explanati

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