Dec 27th
2006, C.P.
Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh
The
stock market in Thailand collapsed after the government
introduced limited market-based capital controls aimed
at stalling the rapid appreciation of the Thai baht.
The subsequent retreat by the government on the capital
control measures raises serious questions about policy
sovereignty in developing countries that have opened
their financial markets to portfolio capital flows.
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