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Globalization, Opportunities and Challenges, Economic Inequality, Financial Liberalization, Contagion Effect, External Shocks, International Economy, Globalization of Finance, Mulinational Corporations, Production Costs. This lecture was delivered by Professor in International Finance course.
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Photo: September 11, 2001, Lower Manhattan New York City
Why WTCs? What is the target? Who are the attackers?
2. Globalization of International Economy: Globalization of Production versus Globalization of Finance
Trade and Production
Finance
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3 Aspects Financing (Physical Investment I); Financial Investing; Hedging or Risk Managing
Data 1. Early Data of International Finance: Finance on its Own
A large part of FOREX trading is now independent of international trade
Data 2. Who gets International Capital Flows?
Updated Statistics of International Capital Flows from the Word Bank
http://www.worldbank.org/prospects/gdf2000/slides/gdf002-6novoice/sld001.htm
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Data 4. Changing Formats of Global Capital Flows
Data 4 b. Changing Compositions of International Private Capital Flows to Developing Countries
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Foreign Direct Investment Porfolio Investment Bank Loans
Investor Side: Relocation of Production Facilities by MNEs
Receiver Side: FDI may be a chance for technology transfer
China was open in the late 1970s to U.S. investment First Love did not last long; U.S. FDI did not go well Jim Mann describes initial excitement, perils, and final failures and withdrawal by U.S. investors in China( Beijing Jeep: a case study of western business in China) What would be remaining options of disenchanted U.S. investors for China?
Korean FDI in China
U.S.’s Portfolio Investment in Kora