Managing country risk in an age of globalization : a practical guide to overcoming challenges in a complex world
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Assessing risk in a global economy
- 2. What is country risk?
- 3. Country risk in the age of globalization: cycles and dynamics: a review of literature
- 4. Country risk assessment: the key role of official information sources
- 5: Country risk assessment: the role of private sources of market and economic intelligence
- 6. Volatility, spillovers, and crisis contamination: the new dynamics of countr risk since the 1980s and 90s in the globalized market economy
- 7. Fragility and vulnerability of integrated areas
- 8. At the root of country risk: the balance of payments from liquidity to solvency crisis
- 9. Root causes and consequences of political risk: defining political risk and its various dimensions
- 10. The root causes and consequences of political risk: from bad governance to wealth and political power concentration, and social instability
- 11. Why emerging markets do not hold a monopoly on country risk in the XXI° century: an analysis of monetary and systemic risks in the OECD and in the Euro-zone
- 12. External debt sustainability: from liquidity tensions to solvency crisis
- 13. In search of early warning signals of country risk: focusing on market price signals
- 14. In search of early warning signals of country risk: focusing on capital flight
- 15. Country risk mitigation strategies