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Liberalisation of capital controls: A review of South African exchange controls and their impact on exchange rate stability
The 2007/08 global financial crisis, including pre- and post-crisis reform, led economies to reexamine the concept of capital controls. Theoretical and empirical literature has been divided regarding their effectiveness. This research paper assesses the impact of capital controls on exchange rate st...
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2018
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