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Papers presented at the conference on Critical Issues in Financial Reform: Latin American‑Caribbean and Canadian Perspectives Session 1: The Objectives of International Financial Reform Main Issues in International Financial Reform Reform at a Standstill: A Flock of Gs in Search of a Destination Linkages Between National Capital Markets: Does Globalization Expose Policy Gaps? The Emergence of Structural Conditionality in International Financial Institutions Session 2: Managing the Exchange Rate and Capital Flows Capital Flows to LAC in the 1990s: Overall Trends and Policy Implications The Chilean Experience with Capital Flows and Exchange Rate Policy The Colombian Economy in the Nineties: Capital Flows and Foreign Exchange Regimes Session 3: Efficiency and Distributional Implications of Financial Liberalization Regulatory and Other Issues in a New Financial Architecture: A Developing Country Perspective Trade and Competitiveness Implications of Financial Reform Implications of Financial Liberalization in Canada Domestic Banking Crises in Middle Income Developing Countries: Who Pays the Price and Why? Session 4: Issues of Financial Crisis Management An Overview of the Issues in Financial Crisis Management Financial Crisis Management in Brazil Financial Crisis Management in Ecuador The Effects of Economic Crises on Income Distribution: Analysis of the Labour Market Mechanisms in the Mexican and Asian Financial Crises
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