Titlebook: Macroeconomic Volatility, Institutions and Financial Architectures; The Developing World José María Fanelli (Senior Researcher) Book 2008 P

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A Countercyclical Framework for a Development-Friendly IFA,hly procyclical external financing. Financial volatility has a direct effect on the balance of payments and domestic financial markets, and through them, on domestic economic activity and other macroeconomic variables. In the face of strong swings of private capital markets, developing countries los

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Volatility: Prudential Regulation, Standards and Codes,d by two related findings. The first is that empirical analysis has joined theoretical research in establishing an important correlation between financial deepening and economic growth.. The second is the mounting evidence that the costs, in terms of output losses, of dealing with systemic financial

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Brazil,mbined with a strong deterioration in the terms of trade. External adjustment to that shock dramatically aggravated domestic imbalances. Inflation soared, and several stabilization plans failed until the Real Plan was eventually successful in 1994. Reforms that preceded that plan, and were intensifi

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Chile,better absorb economic shocks. These policies resulted in a relatively stable economic path with an average growth rate of 5.8 per cent during 1985–2005. Volatility of growth, consumption, and investment has dropped significantly since 1985 and has subsequently stabilized. Also, economic shocks, whi