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Abstract for:
Kosuke
Aoki,
Gianluca
Benigno,
Nobuhiro
Kiyotaki,
October 2010
Paper No' CEPDP1014: | Full paper Save Reference as: BibTeX File | EndNote Import File
Keywords: credit frictions; capital account liberalization JEL Classification: F32 Is hard copy/paper copy available? YES - Paper Copy Still In Print. This Paper is published under the following series: CEP Discussion Papers Share:
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Abstract:We study theoretically how the adjustment to liberalization of international financial transaction depends upon the degree of domestic financial development. Using a model with domestic and international borrowing constraints, we show that, when the domestic financial system is underdeveloped, capital account liberalization is not necessarily beneficial because TFP stagnates in the long-run or employment decreases in the short-run. Government policy, including allowing foreign direct investment, can mitigate the possible loss of employment, but cannot eliminate it unless the domestic financial system is improved. |
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