Chapter 8. Capital Account Opening and Capital Flow Management
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Mr. Karl F Habermeier
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Annamaria Kokenyne
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Mr. Salim M. Darbar
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Chikako Baba
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ZHU Ling
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Viktoriya Zotova
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Language:
English
Print Publication Date:
14 Jan 2017
Keywords:
BOOK; government; China; pension; rate; local government; liberalization step; currency appreciation; liberalization policy; global financial system; portfolio investment liberalization; Capital account liberalization; Capital flows; Capital account; Capital controls; Global

Abstract

China is the world’s leading trading nation. Yet, remarkably, it is much less well integrated with the global financial system, and the country’s extensive controls on international capital flows are an important brake on its international financial integration. Will this situation remain mostly unchanged in the next decade, or will we see accelerated capital flow liberalization?1

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ISBN:
9781513539942
Publication Date:
14 Jan 2017
Publisher:
International Monetary Fund
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5089/9781513539942.071
Pages:
388