Capital Account Liberalization Theoretical and Practical Aspects

IMF Occasional Papers

Volumn , Issue 172, 1998, Pages 54-61

  Mussa, Micheal ^a   Eichengreen, Barry ^a   DelL'Ariccia, Giovanni ^a   Detragiache, Enrica ^a   Milesi Ferretti, Gian Maria ^a   Tweedie, Andrew ^a  

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