Ramkishen Rajan

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Research Papers in Economics

(Ir)relevance of Currency Crises Theory to the Devaluation and Collapse of the Thai Baht”,

and references cited within.

Ann, “Is Regulatory Harmonization Efficient? The Case of Agricultural Biotechnology Labelling.”

Capital Account Liberalization: What do

Capital Flows and Regional Financial Interdependencies in the Context of Crises: Evidence From East Asia”

Currency Crisis in Emerging Markets: Empirical Indicators”,

Do All Networks Facilitate International Commerce?

Do Labour Standards Affect Comparative Advantage? Evidence for LabourIntensive Goods”,

Economic Globalization and Asia: Trade, Finance and Taxation”,

Environmental Economics and the Murray-Darling”,

Exchange Rate Volatility, Trade and ‘Fixing for Life’ in Thailand”,

External Vulnerability in Emerging Market Economies: How High Liquidity Can Offset Weak Fundamentals and the Effects of Contagion?”. Working Paper No.99/88, IMF;

For bank-based explanations of the persistent interest premia offered by emerging economies, see

For elaborations of these benefits, see

Foreign Banks, Financial Development, and Economic Growth”,

Foreign Currency Debt and the Global Financial Architecture”,

From the Australian Settlement to Microeconomic Reform: the Change in Twentieth Century Policy Regimes&quot;,

Globalization and the World’s Wine Markets: Overview”,

How Can South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa Gain from the Next WTO Round?&quot;

How does Foreign Entry Affect the Domestic Banking Market?”, Working Paper No.1918, World Bank.

Impact of Exchange Rate Volatility on Indonesia’s Trade Performance in the 1990s”,

International Financial Flows and Regional Financial Safeguards in East Asia”,

International Financial Liberalisation in Developing Countries: Lessons from Recent Experiences”

International Trade and Industry Policies”,

It should be noted that foreign bank entry (or privately contracted contingent credit lines) could also be a source of financial contagion.

Jikun Huang and Elena Ianchovichina, “Impact of China’s WTO Accession on Rural-Urban Income Inequality”,

Measuring Effects of Trade Policy Distortions: How Far Have We Come?”

Opening Remarks”, IMF/World Bank International Reserves: Policy Issues Forum

Pecularities of Retaliation in WTO Disputes Settlement”

plus updates.

Safeguarding Against Capital Account Crises: Unilateral, Regional and Multilateral Options for East Asia&quot;,

Scientific Revolution Meets Policy and the Market: Explaining Cross-National Differences in Agricultural Biotechnology Regulation”,

See the recent review by B. Eichengreen

Since published as Princeton Essay No.

Taxes and Quality: A Market-Level Analysis”,

The Devaluation of the Thai Baht and a Simple Second Generation Currency Crisis Model”,

The Economics of Captive Breeding and Endangered Species Conservation”,

The Economics of Protecting Tiger Populations: Linking Household Behaviour to Poaching and Prey Depletion”,

The Evolving Asian Financial Architecture”,

The Japan-Singapore “New Age” Economic Partnership Agreement: Background”

The New Global Economy: Opportunities and Challenges for Small Open Economies”,

the other middle-income Southeast Asian country, Malaysia, imposed restraints on capital flows as well. For a discussion of the distinction between exchange and capital account restraints, see

The Political Economy of A Trade-First Approach to Regionalism”,

The Political Economy of Perverse Financial Liberalization: Examples from the Asian Crisis”,

there may be a number of liquidity enhancing measures that might be taken to safeguard against unhedged external debt. These are discussed

This follows from the theory of second best which, loosely speaking, states that removal of one distortion may not be welfare-enhancing if there are pre-existing distortions. For a recent discussion of domestic financial liberalization, see

This is formalised

This point is formalised by O. Jeanne

This was not the case in all countries in the region. In Indonesia, the major government-linked conglomerates undertook most of the borrowing (78 per cent in

Too Much of a Good Thing? The Adequacy

Trade Reforms in India Ten Years on: How has it Fared Compared to its East Asian Neighbours?”

Wine and Water: Modelling Water Policy Reforms in Australia”,

World Economic Outlook

International Financial Liberalisation in Developing Countries: Lessons from Recent Experiences

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International Financial Liberalisation in Developing Countries: Lessons from Recent Experiences

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