author = { Agenor, Pierre-Richard },

title = { Benefits and Costs of International Financial Integration Theory and Facts },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ADVERSE EFFECTS , ADVERSE SELECTION , ADVERSE SHOCKS , ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION , BANK RUNS , BANKING SECTOR , BANKING SYSTEM , BONDS , BORROWING , BUDGET DEFICITS , CAPITAL ACCOUNT , CAPITAL ACCUMULATION , CAPITAL FLIGHT , CAPITAL FLOWS , CAPITAL GOODS , CAPITAL INFLOWS , CAPITAL MARKETS , CAPITAL OUTFLOWS , CENTRAL BANK , CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT , COMMERCIAL BANKS , COMPETITIVENESS , CONTAGION , CORPORATE CONTROL , COST OF CAPITAL , CREDIT RATIONING , CURRENCY CRISES , CURRENT ACCOUNT , CYCLICAL BEHAVIOR , DEBT , DEPOSIT INSURANCE , DEVELOPING COUNTRIES , DISCOUNTED PRESENT VALUE , DOMESTIC ECONOMY , EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK , ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES , ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMIC POLICY , ECONOMISTS , ELASTICITY , ELASTICITY OF SUBSTITUTION , EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE , EMPIRICAL RESEARCH , EMPIRICAL STUDIES , EMPLOYMENT , EQUALIZATION , EQUILIBRIUM , EQUITY MARKETS , EXCHANGE RATE REGIME , EXCHANGE RATES , EXPORTS , EXTERNALITIES , FACTOR MARKETS , FINANCIAL CRISES , FINANCIAL DISTURBANCES , FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS , FINANCIAL INTEGRATION , FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION , FINANCIAL MARKETS , FINANCIAL OPENNESS , FINANCIAL SECTOR , FINANCIAL SERVICES , FINANCIAL STABILITY , FINANCIAL SYSTEM , FINANCIAL SYSTEMS , FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS , FINANCIAL VOLATILITY , FOREIGN BANKS , FOREIGN CAPITAL FLOWS , GDP , GLOBALIZATION , GROWTH RATE , HEDGE FUNDS , HUMAN CAPITAL , IMPORTS , INCOME , INCOME DISTRIBUTION , INDIRECT EFFECTS , INDUSTRIAL COUNTRIES , INFLATION , INFLATION TAX , INTEREST RATE , INTEREST RATES , INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS , INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS , INTERNATIONAL RESERVES , LABOR FORCE , LEGAL FRAMEWORK , LIQUIDITY , LIVING STANDARDS , LONG-RUN GROWTH , LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES , MACROECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT , MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS , MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY , MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT , MACROECONOMIC POLICIES , MACROECONOMIC STABILITY , MARGINAL COST , MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY , MARKET DISTORTIONS , MERGERS , MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES , MONETARY AUTHORITIES , MORAL HAZARD , MORAL HAZARD PROBLEMS , NATURAL RESOURCES , NET WORTH , NONPERFORMING LOANS , OIL , OPEN ECONOMIES , PENALTIES , PERCEIVED RISK , POLICY RESEARCH , PORTFOLIO , PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION , PORTFOLIOS , POVERTY REDUCTION , PRIVATE SECTOR , PRODUCERS , PRODUCTIVITY , PUBLIC GOODS , REAL EXCHANGE , REAL EXCHANGE RATE , RESOURCE ALLOCATION , RETAINED EARNINGS , RISK DIVERSIFICATION , RISK MANAGEMENT , RISK SHARING , SAVINGS , SHARP DETERIORATION , SHORT-TERM DEBT , SHORT-TERM INTEREST RATES , SOCIAL COSTS , STANDARD DEVIATION , SUBSIDIARY , SYSTEMIC BANKING CRISES , TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS , TERMS OF TRADE , TERMS-OF-TRADE SHOCKS , TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY , TRADE FLOWS , TRANSITION ECONOMIES , TRANSPARENCY , UTILITY FUNCTION , WELFARE GAINS },

year = {2001},

booktitle = {Policy Research Working Paper ; No. 2699},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }