Globalização, fluxos de capitais e regimes cambiais: reflexões sobre o Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.11606/1980-53573011apmpKeywords:
capital flows, exchange regimes, BrazilAbstract
The article discusses three questions. First, the effects of capital movements in a fixed exchange rate regime. Second, the arguments for and against a monetary union in Mercosul. Third, the advantages of capital flows to financing as well as to smooth business cycles. The conclusions point against a fixed exchange rate regime, against the adoption of a monetary union and for capital flows if the exchange regime is flexible.
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