The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertibility is a crucial problem of peripheral countries. It begins with a brief review of the debate from a historical point of view and then stresses the contemporary opposite's views on the fragility of financial system of emerging countries: the original sin and the debt intolerance hypothesis. Despite of supporting the first one, the article goes further and explores the domestic implication of inconvertibility. It criticizes the jurisdicional uncertainty proposition showing that an inherent flaw in the store of value of emerging market currencies, derived from original sin is the main reason for de facto inconvertibility and underdevelopment ...
The article focuses on the negative influence of globalization on the world economy. The purpose of ...
Globalization is the process by which the world is interconnected through technology and powerful in...
In the recent literature on debt sustainability, two competing viewpoints have emerged addressing th...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
This paper updates our previous work on the level and evolution of original sin. It shows that while...
This article investigates the impact of the internationalisation of emerging market currencies on or...
Original sin in economy literature is defined as the inability of countries to borrow in domestic cu...
Abstract The topic of financial globalization has always been highly controversial. This controve...
Globalization is the process by which the world is interconnected through technology and powerful i...
This article adresses the issue of the economic irrationality, political unreasonableness, and socia...
This paper presents a framework to analyse financial globalization. It argues that financial globali...
ABSTRACT We investigate whether the fact that most countries cannot borrow internationally in their ...
This article reconceptualizes sovereign insolvency from a money-centred perspective. Drawing on cont...
This paper presents a framework to analyze financial globalization. It argues that financial globali...
The article focuses on the negative influence of globalization on the world economy. The purpose of ...
Globalization is the process by which the world is interconnected through technology and powerful in...
In the recent literature on debt sustainability, two competing viewpoints have emerged addressing th...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
The central hypothesis of this article is that in the context of globalization, monetary inconvertib...
This paper updates our previous work on the level and evolution of original sin. It shows that while...
This article investigates the impact of the internationalisation of emerging market currencies on or...
Original sin in economy literature is defined as the inability of countries to borrow in domestic cu...
Abstract The topic of financial globalization has always been highly controversial. This controve...
Globalization is the process by which the world is interconnected through technology and powerful i...
This article adresses the issue of the economic irrationality, political unreasonableness, and socia...
This paper presents a framework to analyse financial globalization. It argues that financial globali...
ABSTRACT We investigate whether the fact that most countries cannot borrow internationally in their ...
This article reconceptualizes sovereign insolvency from a money-centred perspective. Drawing on cont...
This paper presents a framework to analyze financial globalization. It argues that financial globali...
The article focuses on the negative influence of globalization on the world economy. The purpose of ...
Globalization is the process by which the world is interconnected through technology and powerful in...
In the recent literature on debt sustainability, two competing viewpoints have emerged addressing th...