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• W1594439353 abstract "The recent spate of severe financial crises has provoked an interest in international monetary reform not seen since the breakdown of the fixed exchange rate system 30 years ago. In the 1980s the Latin debt crisis was widely viewed as the result of national policy mistakes and the imprudence of U.S. banks rather than of flaws in the international financial “system.” Similarly, the 1994–95 Mexican crisis was seen primarily as a hemispheric problem reflecting Mexican errors. By contrast, the recent turmoil, which started in “paragon” economies and assumed global dimensions, has stirred much introspection within the economics profession as well as considerable concern about international monetary arrangements per se. More tellingly perhaps, the current concerns have actually produced action—in the multilateral institutions, the LDCs, and the investment community. For example, IMF members have set up a Supplemental Reserve Facility to allow a more rapid dispersal of large sums to countries facing a sudden loss of confidence; efforts to increase disclosure and transparency are under way; and private investors are reassessing their risk management models. While these initiatives may represent a useful start on better prevention and management of financial crises, recent events in Mexico and East Asia have revealed potential flaws in the current international monetary system that may warrant more fundamental change. For instance, the characterization of some of these crises" @default.
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• W1594439353 title "Why the interest in reform" @default.
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