Both had resisted capital market liberalization.

The fundamental problem was premature capital market liberalization.

Financial markets did well through capital market liberalization.

Research suggests that these restrictions did not affect the flow of long term capital.

A floating currency is inevitable as China liberalizes its capital market and eliminates restrictions on international capital movements otherwise, China would have to surrender control over its money supply and interest rates to the US.

The stock market allocates capital more efficiently than banks.

Direct interventions, restrictions on short term capital inflows, capital gains taxes, and stabilizing prudential banking regulations will all have to be considered.

Referring to capital controls, John Maynard Keynes famously said what used to be heresy restrictions on capital flows is now endorsed as orthodoxy.

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Through most of the period since 1945, fixed rates were protected by capital controls and exchange restrictions.

Artificially low exchange rates, restrictions on capital flows, and excessively large currency reserves all create global imbalances.

During this period of restrictions on capital flows, Chile grew rapidly, by 7 per year on average.

With the property market booming, prospective capital gains promised untold wealth.

During this period of restrictions on capital flows, Chile grew rapidly, by 7 per year on average. More importantly, capital restrictions meant that when Latin America was sent into recession and depression later in the decade, as speculative capital fled most Latin American countries, Chile was largely spared.

The capital market is not what it was a few years ago.

If they start imitating China by imposing restrictions on capital transfers, China will lose some of its current advantages.

Meanwhile, the opacity of capital indicators has made market discipline impossible to impose.

Even without capital market liberalization, the world will continue to face enormous volatility.

Apart from discouraging banks from investing abroad, outright restrictions on foreign banks market access cannot be ruled out, either.

I hate unnecessary restrictions.

The worst scenario is one where populism takes over and restrictions on capital flows and trade play their usual demagogic role.

In a recent report, the People s Bank of China urged Chinese companies to acquire foreign firms as the first stage of a ten year plan to ease China s capital market restrictions long a goal of US policymakers.

More importantly, capital restrictions meant that when Latin America was sent into recession and depression later in the decade, as speculative capital fled most Latin American countries, Chile was largely spared.

It would be hard to identify any poor country whose development prospects are seriously blocked by restrictions on market access abroad.

In the same way, Europe s restrictions in the car service market are preventing the continent s entrepreneurs from developing services like Uber.

Perhaps more troubling is that pay restrictions open a Pandora s box of other restrictions.

But will such restrictions work?

The eurozone provides the only large capital market other than the US for such investments.

The single market principle was supposed to promote the efficient allocation of capital and labor.

Firms do not compete freely for stock market capital former SOEs, indeed, receive preferential treatment.

London's property market fared well during the downturn as foreign buyers piled into the capital.

This may include restrictions on investments by institutions and individuals and intrusive regulation that limits, or dictates, their conduct in the market.

Will today s freedom and transparency, having led to undesired results, result in a return to restrictions on movements of goods, people, and capital?

Emerging market economies were told to remove controls on international capital flows upon joining the OECD.

A serious discussion of global capital account regulations would benefit both advanced and emerging market economies.

Pushing for greater capital market liberalization after the debacle of the 1990 s will be controversial.

Emerging market economies were told to remove controls on international capital flows upon joining the OECD.

To what particular labour and capital market institutions might responsiveness to share prices be strongly linked?

You do not have the capital or what it takes to bring this drug to market.

The experts will face obvious restrictions.

These restrictions are not without consequence.

More like, Land of Endless Restrictions!

In addition to EU harmonization, some European politicians propose restrictions on internal EU market activity to fend off the race to the bottom.

Under heavy pressure from America, China's leaders have agreed in principle to float the renminbi, but refuse to say when. A floating currency is inevitable as China liberalizes its capital market and eliminates restrictions on international capital movements otherwise, China would have to surrender control over its money supply and interest rates to the US.

Massive capital inflows caused real estate and stock market bubbles in the US and parts of Europe.