Capital Controls

Discover the insightful analysis of capital controls in "Capital Controls" by Forrest Capie, published by the Institute of Economic Affairs in 2002. This engaging paperback spans 111 pages, delving into the historical significance of free capital movements that fueled economic integration and globalization in the nineteenth century. Capie meticulously examines past experiences with capital controls in Britain and beyond, offering a thorough review of the underlying theories. His compelling conclusion argues against the revival of such controls, highlighting their detrimental effects on economic progress. Perfect for students and professionals in Business & Economics, this book is essential for anyone looking to understand the complexities of finance and international economic policies. Enhance your knowledge and explore the historical context of capital controls today!