Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Coping with capital flows

Central banks will have to patch and mend where they can

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How should countries, both large and small, deal with capital flows? And equally important: how can the quality of these flows, which tend to be dominated by short-term movements and motivations, be improved? These questions are among the most challenging issues now facing central banks, finance ministries and international institutions. As Paul Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, stated last month: "New questions have been raised about the sensitivity of markets in small and

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