First published in 1999, this volume investigates the causes and
consequences of globalization of international financial markets,
including all types of private sector capital for 121 countries
over the period 1980-1990. This includes portfolio investment, bank
capital and FDI. Hak-Min Kim identifies pronounced patterns in
short-term capital flows along with effective means of stimulating
capital, including the provision of new financial instruments,
advanced telecommunication networks, and improved country risk
management. Kim suggests that collective international efforts from
organizations are necessary to develop financial markets and
improve global equity.
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