FLUJOS INTERNACIONALES DE CAPITAL PRIVADO EN COSTA RICA
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Flujos internacionales de capital, crisis financieras, Asia, Brasil, Argentina, sobreinversión.Abstract
Las crisis financieras sufridas por varios países de economías emergentes durante el segundo semestre de 1997, la crisis de Rusia en 1998, la crisis de Brasil de inicios de 1999 y la crisis de Argentina de finales del 2000, son las más recientes e importantes trastornos financieros que han puesto a prueba teorías ampliamente aceptadas de la economía internacional y que han servido para desarrollar nuevos enfoques financieros.
La esencia de muchas crisis financieras en un país cualquiera es una enorme y repentina salida de capitales motivada por elementos de desconfianza basada en hechos reales o ficticiamente especulativos. La crisis en Asia, por ejemplo, pudo ocurrir porque una parte substancial de la deuda internacional estaba estructurada a muy cortos plazos de vencimiento.
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