Just Another BRIC in the Wall? A Comparison of Recent Brazilian and Turkish Economic Developments
This paper compares various macro-prudential and policy tools, set against various aspects of the countries' recent political economies, used by Brazil and Turkey to address some issues currently affecting the more attractive emerging markets: international capital inflows, inflation, and, curr...
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