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George Fane, however, uses evidence from the crises in Asia and Latin America to reassert the traditional case that such controls are an excessively blunt instrument for achieving financial stability.

George Fane, however, uses evidence from the crises in Asia and Latin America to reassert the traditional case that such controls are an excessively blunt instrument for achieving financial stability. This book argues that recent official proposals for reforming the & financial architecture' are also unlikely to reduce the frequency of currency and financial crises to an acceptable level

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The book is a great example of a partnership between Russian and American experts. It provides a comprehensive and an independent view on Russia's mid-term and long-term challenges. He teaches graduate courses in microeconomic theory, contract theory, and economics of strategy. Andrew C. Kuchins is a senior associate of the CSIS Russia and Eurasia Program.

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