
Why the IMF Changed Its Views on Capital Controls
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The IMF and Capital Controls: A Decade of Change
This chapter delves into the evolving stance of the IMF on capital controls over the past decade, driven by financial crises and emerging market challenges. It highlights key incidents, including the 2013 taper tantrum in India and Iceland's proactive measures in 2016, illustrating the balance between capital market openness and the necessity for preemptive controls. The analysis reflects on lessons learned and emphasizes the importance of providing policymakers with the flexibility to manage foreign capital while promoting economic stability.
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