Controlling Capital Flows “At Both Ends”: A Neglected (but Newly Relevant) Keynesian Innovation from Bretton Woods
Controlling Capital Flows “At Both Ends”: A Neglected (but Newly Relevant) Keynesian Innovation from Bretton Woods
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“两端”控制资本流动：布雷顿森林体系中被忽视（但新近相关）的凯恩斯主义创新
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2015
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E. Helleiner
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E. Helleiner
约翰·梅纳德·凯恩斯一直致力于控制国际上的投机性资本流动，并找到一种合作的方式来控制各国之间的资本投机性流动。1997-1998年和2008年的金融危机再次引发了凯恩斯的担忧。作者概述了凯恩斯自1944年以来的思想，当时主张对捐助国和受援国实行资本管制。他解释了为什么凯恩斯在这个问题上的观点在今天仍然适用，尽管这些观点在当时被淡化了。
John Maynard Keynes had been concerned with controlling speculative movements of capital internationally and finding a cooperative way to control them among nations. Financial crises of 1997–1998 and 2008 have raised the profile once again of Keynes’s concerns. The author outlines Keynes’s thinking back to 1944, which argued for capital controls from both donor and recipient countries. He explains why Keynes’s ideas on this issue are relevant today, though they were watered down back then.