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    An Analysis of Capital Control and Long Memory Effects in Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange by Feng, Weishan

    Published 2006
    “…On 1 September 1998, the Malaysian government imposed capital control to recover its economy from Asian financial crisis. …”
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    Capital controls: a selective study on the Malaysian perspective / Muhamad Rafangai Bardi by Bardi, Muhamad Rafangai

    Published 2000
    “…The purpose of this study is to see whether the implement of capital control in Malaysia is effectively or not. This project paper also finding the Malaysian experience with the use of capital controls. …”
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    Preliminary impact of the 1998 capital control: an analysis of GDP / Noor Zahirah Mohd Sidek by Mohd Sidek, Noor Zahirah

    Published 2005
    “…The 1997 financial crisis which, later, translated into an economic crisis has brought about the implementation of capital controls as a policy response in Malaysia. In this study we examine the effectiveness of capital controls on sixteen components of GDP. …”
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    On IMF debt and capital control: evidence from Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Korea by Mohamad, A., Imitiaz, M. S., Mohd Thas Thaker, Hassanudin *, Anwar, M. N.

    Published 2020
    “…Purpose:This study aims to investigate the effects of capital control and external debts after the 1997 financial crisis. …”
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    Capital control regime and capital structure determinants : a Malaysian case / Mohd Nazam Dzolkarnaini by Dzolkarnaini, Mohd Nazam

    Published 2006
    “…In light of 1997 Asian crisis, the adoption of capital control regime by Malaysian government on 1st September 1998 is very much controversial. …”
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    How do capital controls and macroprudential policy interact with monetary policy in a small open economy? by Lim, Hyunkang

    Published 2021
    “…In this paper, I focus on how macroprudential or capital control policy complements monetary policy of small open economies in the face of foreign interest rate shock. …”
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    Preliminary impact of the 1998 capital control: an analysis of GDP / Noor Zahiraii Moiid Sidek…[et al.] by Mohd Sidek, Noor Zahirah, Azman, Aza Shahnaz

    Published 2004
    “…The 1997 financial crisis which, later, translated into an economic crisis has brought about the implementation of capital controls as a policy response in Malaysia. In this study we examine the effectiveness of capital controls on sixteen components of GDP. …”
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    The turning process of financial crisis: Malaysia capital control vs. IMF supported programmes by Mazlan, Ahmad Rizal, Mohd Harif, Mohd Amy Azhar

    Published 2003
    “…Although there were efforts to compare the effectiveness of the Malaysian capital control against the IMF measures in the immediate term, no attempt has been made to look into the intermediate effects.Therefore, the objective of this paper is to compare the effectiveness of the Malaysian capital control vis-a-vis IMF-supported programs (in South Korea, Thailand, and Indonesia) in terms of intermediate macroeconomic conditions.This research extends the immediate period defined by Kaplan and Rodrik (2001) and measures the financial market pressure index (FMPI) and several macroeconomic variables in order to compare" the effectiveness of the Malaysian capital control versus the IMF program in the other three countries.The results show that compared to the IMF measures, the Malaysian capital control is more effective in controlling the consumer price index, leveling the imports, and curbing excessive employment.…”
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    The Linkages Between Stock Return And Macroeconomic Variables In Malaysia by Phang, Chee Kong

    Published 2006
    “…In order to understand if there is any changes in the relationship on pre and post capital control period, the data is divided into pre capital control (1990 Q 1 to 1998 Q3) and post capital control ( 1998 Q4 to 2004 Q4) period. …”
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    Keberkesanan dasar kadar pertukaran tetap dalam mengkesampingkan faktor luar di BSKL by Tamat Sarmidi, Abu Hassan Shaari Mohd Nor

    Published 2001
    “…Empirical study was done on two different time regimes, i.e. before capital control (January 1995 until May 1997) and after capital control (September 1998 until December 1999). …”
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    GDP vs genuine progress quantification of economic performance in South Korea and Malaysia by Hashim, Mastura, Mohammad Sifat, Imtiaz, Mohamad, Azhar

    Published 2018
    “…Malaysia and South Korea, successful graduates of Asian Financial Crisis, employed different paths to recovery via Capital Control and IMF bail-out respectively. This paper tracks recovery trajectories of the two nations via orthodox and emergent growth indicators: GDP and GPI. …”
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    Technological innovation in services and the efficiency of Malaysian Commercial Banks by Chee, Wooi Hooy, Sok, Gee Chan

    Published 2014
    “…Our mainfindings are: (l) Commercial banks in Malaysian have higher pure technical fficient as compare to scale fficient. (2) Foreign banks are relatively inefficient but the gap has been gradually closing after the end of the capital control by the Malaysian government in 2005. (3) Excess numbers of Branches, Cash Deposit Machine and Cheque Deposit Machine appeared to be the major weakness of the infficiency banl<sO. ur result implies technologicali nnovation in bank servicesi s one important dimensioni n addressingt he relative fficiency of commercial bqnl$. …”
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    Does stock market liberalization cause higher volatility in the Bursa Malaysia? by Law, Siong Hook, Wan Ngah, Wan Azman Saini

    Published 2008
    “…However, the volatility has increased during the financial crisis period. The selective capital controls and pegging of the currency have led to upswing in the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index, which helped to reduce the stock return volatility.…”
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