Re: In Defense of Capital Controls

["Gary Santos" <evs@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks! Got it from your site.

Gary
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>===== Original Message From Gary Santos <evs@xxxxxxxxxxxx> =====
>Interesting read for me.
>
>http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Concourse/8751/edisi04/glob-01a.html
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>International Herald Tribune
>Paris, Friday, February 18, 2000
>
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>In Defense of Capital Controls
>At Trade Conference, a Push to Curb Forces of Globalization
>By Thomas Crampton International Herald Tribune
>
Perhaps you would be interested in reading my 1998 paper "The Case For
Regulating International Capital Flows". This paper was presented at a
debate
with Nigel Lawson (chancellor of the Exchequer under Margaret Thatcher),
John
Flemming , Meghnad Desai and Robert Skuidelsky in London on 17 November 1998
at the Social arket Foundation .  The entire debate was first published by
the
Social Market Foundation in a small book entitled CAPITAL REGULATION: FOR
AND
AGAINST (1999).  My article is reprinted in UNCERTAINTY, INTERNATIONAAL
MONEY,
EMPLOYMENT AND THEORY, The Collected Writings of Paul Davidson, Volume 3 --
edited by Louise Davidson(Macmillan in the UK; St. Martin's Press in the US,
1999).

It provides a theoretical framework for when international capital
regulations
are desireable and necessary for both OECD nations, industrialized nations
and
other LDCs .

Paul Davidson
Editor, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics
University of Tennessee
SMC 503
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-0550
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