Regulating Capital Flight

Eric Helleiner

Challenge, 2001, vol. 44, issue 1, 19-34

Abstract: The world is awash with proposals about restructuring international financial architecture. But few are concerned about one of the most damaging trends: capital flight from poor to rich countries. This political scientist examines the issues and the consequences.

Date: 2001
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