Globalization - International Finance - Lecture Slides, Slides of International Finance and Trade

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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Globalization and International

Capital Flows

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

  • GATT, WTO have reduced barriers to international trade.
  • Mulinational Corporations reduce production costs through foreign direct investment: intra-firm trade across countries but between affiliates of the same firm.

Finance

Consists of

  • Financial transactions to back up international trade -> growing in line with International Trade; and
  • International Finance independent of international trade -> growing much faster than International Trade

3. 3 Formats of International

Capital Flows

 3 Aspects Financing (Physical Investment I); Financial Investing; Hedging or Risk Managing

Data 1. Early Data of International Finance: Finance on its Own

Comments:

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

5. Prime Contributing Factors for FDI

 Investor Side: Relocation of Production Facilities by MNEs

 Receiver Side: FDI may be a chance for technology transfer

6. Factors contributing

to Portfolio Investment

Case Study 2: U.S. Financial

Investment in China

 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