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Managing cross-border capital flows key to risk prevention

by Asia Times staff November 6, 2017February 18, 2020

Cross-border capital flows need to be managed in the coming five or ten years, so as to avoid systemic financial risks, said economist Li Daokui, Yicai.com reported. Li said plenty of financial assets exist as bank deposits and cash, which is highly liquid and can be converted into US$23 trillion. If the capital account is […]

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