Interdependence among nations has been on the rise since the last century and is rapidly increasing in this era of globalization and liberalization of economies. The trans -country flows are in all areas includ ing financial capital, human resources, tradable commodities, environmental resources and services, and intellectual property. This international interdependence has contributed to signi...

Generally, international flows of capital and foreign direct investment attraction are challengeable issues in the literature of economic growth and development in emerging market countries. However, the fluctuations in foreign direct investment, including sudden flood and stop, will affect emerging markets' output and macroeconomic variables. Using an econometric model with unbalanced panel da...

Composition of International Capital Flows: A Survey In this survey, we focus on key mechanisms through which liquidity and financial shocks affect major types of capital flows. We focus on a few models that examine the role of asymmetric information, liquidity preferences, limited enforcement, and incomplete markets on the composition of capital flows. We show that the information asymmetry be...

This paper analyzes the dependence pattern of net debts inflows on sovereign rating and fiscal balance, accounting for productivity growth rate. The cross-section evidence a sample 149 economies period from 1990 to 2019 uncovers that higher rating, lower balance or is associated with more inflows. Thus, flows are underlined by store wealth accumulation across economies. Moreover, there exists n...

We investigate bubble-like dynamics in 22 Emerging Market Economies (EMEs). identify the existence of synchronized stock markets' exuberance across EMEs before 2000s Global Financial Crisis (GFC). also whether international short-term capital flows help to predict such episodes exuberance. find that all three types are significant, but equity prove most robust predictor. International (especial...

of the new economics foundation Financing climate change mitigation and adaptation in developing countries ASSESSING ALTERNATIVES THE About the author Dr Stephen Spratt is Research and Programmes Director at the new economics foundation (nef). Prior to joining nef Stephen lectured in international finance and development at the University of Reading and was Head of Research at Intelligence Capi...

the objective of this paper is to explore the effect of financial crisis on trade flows of steel industries in the major asian-pacific steel producing countries. using a static and dynamic panel data analysis, we test the hypothesis that the global financial crisis has a negative effect on asia-pacific bilateral steel trade flows. we also examine the role of regional trade integration in bilate...