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Capital Controls and International Economic Law: Cambridge International Trade and Economic Law

Autor Bryan Mercurio
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 noi 2024
This book explores the tension between capital controls and international economic law. Does the IMF have the authority to regulate the use of capital controls? Mercurio shows how to test whether a given country's use of capital controls is consistent with their obligations under various trade and investment agreements.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781009045452
ISBN-10: 1009045458
Pagini: 241
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Seria Cambridge International Trade and Economic Law


Cuprins

Part I. Key Concepts: Capital Flows and Controls; 1. The Liberalisation of capital flows; 2. Capital flow management, measures; Part II. The IMF, Capital Flows and Controls; 3. Shifting the IMF mandate; 4. The Legality of the IMF's mandate expansion; Part III. Legal Frameworkss, Rules and Conflicts; 5. The multilateral trade framework; 6. Bilateral and regional trade agreements; 7. International investment agreements; 8. Conclusions.

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'This essential volume illuminates a dark but critical component of international economic law: the international legal regulation of capital controls. This is a field of deep economic and political interest, and implicates the question of the “right to regulate,” in connection with economic policy in developing and developed countries. But the applicable law is fragmented and somewhat ambiguous, with various rules associated with various institutions. Prof. Mercurio provides a careful and persuasive analysis of the current legal situation under IMF, WTO, and preferential trade agreement law, and an essential roadmap for policy-makers as they seek to comply with, or perhaps to reform, the law. This lucid and well-documented volume also provides a valuable resource for students and scholars of international economic law.' Joel P. Trachtman, Professor of International Law and Henry J. Braker Professor of Commercial Law, The Fletcher School, Tufts University
'Bryan Mercurio's new book provides a fascinating and excellently written study of the changes of the IMF's dealing with capital controls in the past decades, and its relationship with international economic law. It convincingly demonstrates that necessary capital controls are not in an unresolvable conflict with countries' obligations under WTO or investment law. This is an important finding, in particular in a time where we do see increasing investment controls for public security reasons around the globe.' Christoph Herrmann, Chair Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law, European Law, European and International Business Law, University of Passau

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