Indikatoren zur Prognose der Investitionen in Deutschland
Jörg Döpke, Brigitte Loose, Christian Schumacher
Kieler Arbeitspapier Nr. 906. Februar 1999,
1999
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The economic situation in Russia (Twelfth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 4,
1998
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The economic situation in Russia (Tenth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 4,
1997
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The economic situation in Belarus: Further restoration of the planned economy (Thirteenth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 8,
1998
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The economic situation in Belarus - Decline becomes obvious (Fourteenth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 3,
1999
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The economic situation in Russia (Ninth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 10,
1996
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The economic situation in Russia – Crisis reveals economic policy mistakes (Thirteenth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 10,
1998
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The economic situation in Belarus – Special road is turning into a road of suffering (Fifteenth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 8,
1999
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The economic situation in Belarus (Twelfth report by DIW Berlin, IfW Kiel and IWH Halle)
Forschungsreihe,
No. 3,
1998
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Initial Evidence from a New Database on Capital Market Restrictions
Makram El-Shagi
Panoeconomicus,
No. 3,
2012
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One of the key obstacles to the empirical analysis of capital controls has been the unavailability of a detailed set of indicators for controls that cover a broad set of countries over a range of years. In this paper, we propose a new set of indicators derived from the Annual Reports on Exchange Arrangements and Export Restrictions. Contrary to most earlier attempts to construct control indicators from this source, our set of indices allows one to analyze the control intensity separately for inflow, outflow and repatriation controls. An additional set of indicators features information on the institutional design of controls. At first glance, the data show that the financial crisis caused a surge in capital market restrictions, most notably concerning the derivatives market. This reflex, which is not justified by the scarce empirical evidence on the success of controls, shows the importance of having a valid measure to allow an econometrically sound policy evaluation in this field. The data are available from the author upon request.
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