Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea

KP Gallagher - Review of International Political Economy, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …

Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea

KP Gallagher - Review of International Political Economy, 2015 - ideas.repec.org
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …

Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea

KP Gallagher - Review of International Political Economy, 2015 - econpapers.repec.org
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …

Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea

KP Gallagher - review of international political economy, 2015 - JSTOR
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …

Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea.

KP Gallagher - Review of International Political Economy, 2015 - search.ebscohost.com
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …

Countervailing monetary power: Re-regulating capital flows in Brazil and South Korea

KP Gallagher - Review of International Political Economy, 2015 - ingentaconnect.com
In the wake of the global financial crisis most emerging market and developing countries
experienced a surge in capital inflows that accentuated financial fragility in those countries …