State institutions, private incentives, global capital / Andrew C. Sobel.

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Sobel, Andrew Carl, 1953-

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TextSeries: Michigan studies in international political economyPublication details: Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, ©1999.Description: 1 online resource (x, 287 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9780472022922
047202292X

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: State institutions, private incentives, global capital.DDC classification:

332/.042 22

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HG3891 .S67 1999eb

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Contents:

Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Borrowers, Investors, and National Institutions -- 3. Domestic Policy, State Institutions, and Financial Globalization -- 4. Global Capital Markets and the Command Economies -- 5. Sinking or Swimming in a Global Capital Pool -- 6. Risk, Uncertainty, and Borrowing in Global Capital Markets -- 7. Political Contributions to Risk, Uncertainty, and Borrowing -- 8. Conclusion -- Appendixes -- A. Filling in the Gaps -- B. Data Appendix -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Author Index -- Subject Index

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Review: "The Growth of Global Finance since 1960 constitutes one of the most important transformations in social relations during the twentieth century. Using historical, statistical, and graphical techniques, State Institutions, Private Incentives, and Global Capital examines three important aspects of this phenomenal shift in the international political economy."--JacketSummary: "Andrew Sobel first explores the reawakening of the international financial markets, mapping their extraordinary transformation since the early 1960s and discussing the role of politics in that metamorphosis. The author then offers a fresh understanding of the systematic differences in access for borrowers in this rapidly transforming and expanding global capital pool. Sobel continues by demonstrating the influence of political factors in producing differential access to the global capital pool."--Jacket

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 269-278) and indexes.

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"The Growth of Global Finance since 1960 constitutes one of the most important transformations in social relations during the twentieth century. Using historical, statistical, and graphical techniques, State Institutions, Private Incentives, and Global Capital examines three important aspects of this phenomenal shift in the international political economy."--Jacket

"Andrew Sobel first explores the reawakening of the international financial markets, mapping their extraordinary transformation since the early 1960s and discussing the role of politics in that metamorphosis. The author then offers a fresh understanding of the systematic differences in access for borrowers in this rapidly transforming and expanding global capital pool. Sobel continues by demonstrating the influence of political factors in producing differential access to the global capital pool."--Jacket

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