Capital Inflows and Silver Standard in India

Capital inflows and investment in developing countries

Capital Inflows in a General Equilibrium Setting

Equilibrium Setting Carlos C. Bautista* A computable general equilibrium (CGE) model is constructed to examine the effects of capital inflows on the sectors of the Philippine economy. The CGE model has five production sectors, two households and two primary inputs. Under a flexible exchange rate regime, it is shown that capital inflows lead to an appreciation of the domestic currency. Nontradab...

Capital Inflows , Liquidity and Bubbles Guillermo

Policymakers in Emerging Market economies (EMs) are facing a serious dilemma: while their economies are currently benefiting from a surge of capital inflows, they fear a replay of the 1990s and early 2000s when their economies underwent costly Sudden Stops (of capital inflows). A serious concern is that a capital‐inflow episode could give rise to "bubbles," i.e., an artificial or transitory inc...

Liberalization of Capital Inflows and the Real Exchange Rate in India : a Var Analysis

The East Asian crisis of 1997-98 and the Mexican crisis of 1994 generated much concern among policy analysts regarding the role of macroeconomic policies in the management of capital inflows. A series of economic reform measures including liberalization of foreign capital inflows were initiated in India since the early nineties. Using the vector autoregression (VAR) method, this paper specifica...

Causal Relationship between Foreign Capital Inflows and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from India

The present study attempts to examine the casual relationship between foreign capital inflows and economic growth in India. Using the pair-wise Granger causality test (1969), this paper specifically examines casual relationship between foreign capital inflows and economic growth in India. The important observations emerge from pair-wise Granger causality test which shows there is the long-run e...