Capital market liberalization (global financial market integration)

The inclusion of a country in the international capital flow. – As can be theoretically explained and statistically proven beyond doubt, such an opening is basically only beneficial for countries with reliable institutions. – Countries with an inadequate economic structure (especially a poor legal system and a lack of political stability; weak political-economy ramifications) will sooner or later suffer from the opening of the capital market. – See carry trades, financial home, capital foreclosure, capital movements, international, capital flow paradox, round tripping.

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