Stock market liberalizations lead private investment booms. In a sample of 11 developing countries that liberalized their stock markets, 9 experience growth rates of private investment above their non-liberalization median in the first year after liberalizing. In the second and third years after liberalization, this number is 10 of 11 and 8 of 11, respectively. The mean growth rate of private investment in the three years immediately following stock market liberalization exceeds the sample mean by 22 percentage points. The evidence stands in sharp contrast to recent work that suggests capital account liberalization has no effect on investment
Student Number : 0300191P - PhD thesis - School of Accountancy - Faculty of Commerce, Law and Man...
Three things happen when emerging economies open their stock markets to foreign investors. First, th...
Writings on the macroeconomic impact of capital account liberalization find few, if any, robust effe...
Stock market liberalizations lead private investment booms. In a sample of 11 developing countries t...
We confront the two opposing views of capital account liberalization in developing countries with a ...
Using a sample of 686 investable firms from 26 emerging market countries, I show that equity market ...
In the year that capital-poor countries open their stock markets to foreign investors, the growth ra...
This study undertakes firm-level analysis of investment opportunities and free cash flow in an attem...
AbstractIn a sample of 686 investable firms from 26 emerging market countries, I show that equity ma...
Using a new dataset of 369 manufacturing firms in developing countries, we present the first firm-le...
We show that equity market liberalizations, on average, lead to a one percent in-crease in annual re...
We test whether capital account liberalization led to higher economic growth using de jure measures ...
Stock market liberalizations provide a natural experiment to test for the causal relation between fi...
We examine the short- and long-run effects of financial liberalization on capital markets. To do so,...
We investigate the effect of a stock market liberalization on industry growth in emerging markets. C...
Student Number : 0300191P - PhD thesis - School of Accountancy - Faculty of Commerce, Law and Man...
Three things happen when emerging economies open their stock markets to foreign investors. First, th...
Writings on the macroeconomic impact of capital account liberalization find few, if any, robust effe...
Stock market liberalizations lead private investment booms. In a sample of 11 developing countries t...
We confront the two opposing views of capital account liberalization in developing countries with a ...
Using a sample of 686 investable firms from 26 emerging market countries, I show that equity market ...
In the year that capital-poor countries open their stock markets to foreign investors, the growth ra...
This study undertakes firm-level analysis of investment opportunities and free cash flow in an attem...
AbstractIn a sample of 686 investable firms from 26 emerging market countries, I show that equity ma...
Using a new dataset of 369 manufacturing firms in developing countries, we present the first firm-le...
We show that equity market liberalizations, on average, lead to a one percent in-crease in annual re...
We test whether capital account liberalization led to higher economic growth using de jure measures ...
Stock market liberalizations provide a natural experiment to test for the causal relation between fi...
We examine the short- and long-run effects of financial liberalization on capital markets. To do so,...
We investigate the effect of a stock market liberalization on industry growth in emerging markets. C...
Student Number : 0300191P - PhD thesis - School of Accountancy - Faculty of Commerce, Law and Man...
Three things happen when emerging economies open their stock markets to foreign investors. First, th...
Writings on the macroeconomic impact of capital account liberalization find few, if any, robust effe...