Index

The Gains and Pains of Financial Integration and Trade Liberalization

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Publication date: 26 November 2019

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(2019), "Index", Bhattacharyya, R. (Ed.) The Gains and Pains of Financial Integration and Trade Liberalization, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 267-272. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-999-220191030

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INDEX

ADF Fisher Chi-square (ADF-Fisher)
, 12

Agency theory
, 220, 223

Aggregate production function
, 23

Akaike Information Criteria (AIC)
, 55, 120–122, 202

AK model
, 68

Analysis of variance
, 108

Annual Report on Exchange Arrangements and Exchange Restrictions
, 240

Arbitraging
, 150, 172

ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)
, 256

ASEAN–India Free Trade Agreement (AIFTA)
, 244

ASEAN-5 Market, India’s trade potential in

export potential
, 248–249

import potential
, 249–251

Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)
, 104

ASEAN–India Free Trade Agreement (AIFTA)
, 244

India–ASEAN
, 247

literature review
, 244–246

objectives/purpose
, 246

trade potential
, 246–247

Augmented Dickey–Fuller (ADF)
, 24, 104

and PP tests
, 188

specification
, 82

unit root test
, 149–151, 174

Autoregressive distributed lags (ARDL)
, 10, 52

estimated long-run and short-run coefficients
, 58

Malaysia
, 67

Autoregressive Exponential Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity (AR-EGARCH)
, 10, 12

Backward spillovers
, 79

Baseline model

closed economy (See Closed economy)

open economy (See Open economy)

Bounds testing procedure
, 53

BSE Stock Exchange
, 52

Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA)
, 161

Capital allocation
, 13, 20, 66

Capital flow channels
, 184

Capital flows
, 1, 6, 18, 59, 65

Capital-intensive commodities
, 78

Capital management techniques
, 199

Causal variables
, 38–39

CEIC database
, 200

Cell Tell
, 106

Chow test
, 262–264

Civil liberties (CL)
, 92–93

Closed economy

financial sector
, 211–213

real sector
, 211

Co-integration
, 7, 172–173

test
, 81

vector error correction mechanism
, 188–191

Co-movement
, 171–172, 174

Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA)
, 244

Conceptual and theoretical framework
, 222–223

agency theory
, 223

FDI and spillovers
, 225–226

institutional theory
, 224–225

resources and capabilities
, 223–224

theory of transaction costs
, 224

transaction costs
, 224

Conmovement
, 171

Consumption expenditure
, 211

Contagion effect
, 18, 170–171

Contemporary capitalism
, 103

Control variables
, 9

Correlation matrix
, 149

Corruption
, 37, 132, 209

Covered Interest Parity (CIP)
, 236–237

CPI-agricultural labor
, 191–192

Crime-economic model
, 208

Cross-border capital flows
, 36

Cross-border linkages
, 171

Current account deficit (CAD)
, 114

Degree of freedom
, 163

De Jure Measures
, 239–240

Descriptive statistics
, 174

Developments/perturbations
, 184

Dickey–Fuller test
, 56

Differenced-GMM (DIF-GMM)
, 69

Digital economy
, 103, 110

Digital financial integration
, 101–110

Digital transformation
, 106

Doi-Moi
, 256, 264

Domestic credit (DC)
, 96

Domestic economy
, 7

Downside of the free capital mobility
, 21

Dynamic fixed effects (DFE) estimator
, 11

East Asian crisis
, 113

East Asia Summit (EAS)
, 257

Economic and financial integration
, 33–46

Economic growth
, 1, 22, 64, 91–92, 101–110

Economic integration
, 23, 33–46

Economic neoliberalism
, 105

Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
, 219–229, 220

Economic Recovery Program (ERP)
, 105

Economic volatility
, 7

Economist Intelligence Unit
, 38

Effective customs rate
, 190

EGARCH model
, 10

Emerging economies
, 20, 49–60, 63–72

Emerging market economies (EMEs)
, 1, 89, 114

Endogenous growth theory
, 51, 64

Endogenous variables
, 24

EPA between Mexico and Japan (EPAMJ)
, 220

Error correction techniques
, 7, 10, 26–28

Ethnic tension
, 135

Euro zone crisis
, 114

Exchange rate
, 118, 184–185

Exchange rate pass-through (ERPT)
, 191–192

Exogenous variables
, 187

External commercial borrowings (ECBs)
, 116

Feldstein–Horioka methodology
, 235

Final prediction error (FPE)
, 26

Finance ratio (FR)
, 145

Financial development

comprehensive index
, 157

finance ratio (FR)
, 145

vs. financial integration
, 159–162

financial interrelation ratio (FIR)
, 145

intermediation ratio (IR)
, 145–147

new issues ratio (NIR)
, 145

SAARC Countries
, 162–163

unit root test
, 149–151

vertical integration
, 147–149

Financial globalization
, 6

Financial integration (FI)
, 5–15, 18, 207–216, 233–240

globalization
, 233

international
, 22

Financial intermediaries
, 157

Financial interrelation ratio (FIR)
, 145

Financial liberalization
, 6

Brazil
, 50

high saving rates and investment
, 52

Financial market

integration
, 141–152

international
, 6, 15

Financial openness (FOP)
, 63–72

economic growth volatility
, 7

financial development
, 66

lower output volatility
, 8

Financial ratios
, 145

Financial stability
, 1

Financial volatility
, 21

Fiscal policy
, 89–99

Flexible exchange rates
, 52

Flow of funds (FOF)
, 142, 144

Foreign direct investment (FDI)
, 20, 38, 219–229, 222, 256

Brazil
, 50

Chinese economic
, 65

export growth and inward
, 78

export-oriented
, 79

generalized method of moments (GMM)
, 84, 85

India
, 50

inflows
, 85, 127–138

and international trade
, 78

nonexport-oriented
, 79

Foreign portfolio investment (FPI)
, 22, 80

FOREX
, 197–198, 204

Free Trade Agreement Mexico–European Union (TLCUE)
, 220

F-test
, 54

Fully modified ordinary least square (FMOLS)
, 202

General government final consumption expenditure
, 92

Generalized Moment Method (GMM)
, 68, 81, 83, 130

General-purpose technologies (GPTs)
, 103

Gini of income inequality
, 91

Global Financial Development Database (GFDD)
, 159

Global financial integration
, 148

Global investment
, 41–45

Globalization
, 6, 172, 191, 233

“Good” integration
, 35

Government expenditure
, 211

Government stability
, 132

Granger causality test
, 68, 80, 178

Gross capital formation (GCF)
, 92

Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 33

gross fixed capital formation
, 57

growth rate
, 53, 57

investment
, 51

total capital flow
, 69

Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF)
, 70

Growth and output volatility
, 5–15

Hannan–Quinn information criterion (HQ)
, 26

Heckscher–Ohlin–Samuelson model
, 78

Heteroscedasticity
, 24

Horizontal spillovers
, 79

Human capital (HC)
, 92

Hypothesis 4
, 263

Impossible Trinity
, 118

Income inequality
, 89–99

Index of integration
, 35–36

India–China syndrome
, 195–204

Indian capital market
, 147–149

India’s balance of payments (BoP)

Euro zone crisis
, 114

exchange rate
, 118

global changes
, 114

long-run exchange rate mechanism
, 122–124

Rupee convertibility
, 122–124

strengthening
, 115–117

structural changes
, 114

Industry-based strategy
, 223

Inequality equation
, 92–93

Inflation
, 51, 57, 92, 183–193

Informational cascades
, 43

Information and communication technologies (ICTs)
, 102

Instability
, 21

Institutional theory
, 224–225

Integrated global market
, 45

Interest rate
, 211

Intermediation ratio (IR)
, 145–147

International Country Risk Guide (ICRG)
, 129

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 36, 103

International trade
, 78

Internet
, 102

Interpretation
, 261

Investment
, 51, 52, 101–110, 184–185

Investment finance
, 64

Investment volatility
, 2

Johansen cointegration
, 26–28

Johansen co-integration test
, 174–175

Labor-intensive commodities
, 78

Latent variable modeling
, 33–46

Less developed countries (LDCs)
, 128

Liberalization
, 172, 196, 255–265

Linear causality analysis
, 22

Liquidity
, 21

Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF)
, 187

Literature survey
, 142–143, 185–187

LLC test
, 82

Log-linear form
, 187

Long-run exchange rate mechanism
, 122–124

Long-run sustainability
, 1

Look East Policy
, 244

Macroeconomic factors
, 70

Macroeconomic indicators (MEIs)
, 107

Macroeconomic instability
, 54

Macroeconomic volatility
, 6, 8

Marginal standing facility (MSF)
, 187

Mean equation
, 11

Mexico–Japan relationship
, 221–222

Microeconomic factors
, 21

Mobitel
, 106

Money laundering
, 207–216, 209

Money supply (MS)
, 92

Multidimensional Integration Index (MII)
, 36, 40

Multinational enterprises (MNEs)
, 78, 103

Multinational exposure
, 171

Multiple Indicators and Multiple Causes (MIMIC) model
, 36–37

Multiple regression analysis
, 108

Multiple regression coefficients
, 109

NAFTA
, 222

Net invisibles surplus
, 115

Network
, 103

“New” digital economy (NDE)
, 102

New index of integration
, 36

New issues ratio (NIR)
, 145

Nigerian economy
, 210

Nominal effective exchange rate (NEER)
, 118

Nonlinear causality
, 22

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
, 220

Open economy, balance of payment (BoP)
, 214

Optimal development policy
, 209

Optimum lag selection
, 26

Ordinary least squares (OLS)
, 54, 106

OVC
, 10

Panel regression
, 161–162

Partial equilibrium
, 245

People’s Bank of China (PBOC)
, 197

Per capita GDP (PCGDP)
, 23, 33, 38

Phillips–Perron test
, 56

Policy implication
, 215

Political economy
, 90

Political Risk Index
, 131, 132

Political Risk Services (PRS)
, 129

Pooled Mean Group (PMG)
, 11

Population growth
, 92

Poverty alleviation
, 106, 107

PP-Fisher unit root tests
, 16

Price-based measures
, 236–237

Quality bureaucracy index
, 137

Quantitative techniques
, 235–236

Real effective exchange rate (REER)
, 118

Realizable imports potential
, 251

Regional trade agreement (RTA)
, 244

Religious tensions
, 135

Renminbi Internationalization
, 196

Research analysis
, 259–261

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
, 117, 142

Resources and capabilities
, 223–224

Revised production function
, 23

Rise in exchange rate
, 185, 189

Risk perception
, 128–138

Rupee Convertibility
, 122–124, 195, 196

Schwarz information criterion (SIC)
, 26

Seemingly unrelated regression (SUR)
, 91

“Sharing movement,” 171

Short-run causality
, 26, 28

Simultaneous Openness Hypothesis (SOH)
, 66

Simultaneous panel models
, 94

Sound macroeconomic stability
, 1

South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation
, 162–163

Spacefon
, 106

Spillovers
, 78, 225–226

backward
, 79

horizontal
, 79

Standard deviation (SD)
, 131

State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)
, 200

Stock market
, 51, 59

Stock market comovements

asset pricing models
, 239

co-integration tests
, 239

correlation and causality tests
, 238

variance decomposition tests
, 238

Stock market liberalization
, 21

Stock market return
, 150

Structural adjustment programs (SAPs)
, 102

Sys-GMM
, 69

Tax evasion
, 212

Total trade (TD)
, 93–94

Trace test and eigenvalue test
, 190

Trade
, 77–85, 89–99, 184–185

Trade-based money laundering (TBML)
, 207–208

Trade integration
, 255–265

Tradeopen
, 23

Trade openness (TOP)
, 2, 5–15, 63–72, 65, 66, 72

TRAD_OPEN
, 10

Transaction costs
, 224

Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
, 258

Unalloyed criterion
, 237

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
, 81

Unit root test
, 26, 149–151, 174

Unrestricted Equilibrium Correction Model (UECM)
, 53

Variance decomposition tests
, 238

Variance equation
, 11

Vector auto regression (VAR)
, 2

Vector equilibrium correction model (VECM)
, 54

Vector error correction model
, 22, 24, 175–178

Vietnamese economy
, 255–265

Wang-Jahan Index (WJI)
, 201

Westel Limited
, 106

Wholesale Price Index
, 186

World Bank
, 159

World Development Indicator (WDI)
, 69, 95

World War II
, 226

YOEXPORTO program
, 225

Zero value
, 234

Prelims
Introduction
Chapter 1 How Do Trade Openness and Financial Integration Affect Growth and Output Volatility?
Chapter 2 Globalization, Financial Integration, and Growth: Any Linkage So Far for Brazil, China, and India?
Chapter 3 A Latent Variable Modeling of a Multidimensional Index of Economic and Financial Integration of Australia with the Arab and Southeast Asian Emerging Economies
Chapter 4 Understanding Characteristics of Economic Growth in the Emerging Economies during the Post-financial Liberalization Period: Case Study of India and Brazil
Chapter 5 Trade Openness, Financial Openness, and Growth in Emerging Market Economies: A Dynamic Panel Approach
Chapter 6 FDI, Trade, and Economic Growth: A Dynamic Panel Study on Global Economy
Chapter 7 Joint Estimation of Fiscal Policy, Income Inequality, Trade and Economic Growth: Evidence from Emerging Market Economy
Chapter 8 Digital Financial Integration, Investment, Economic Growth, Development and Poverty Reduction
Chapter 9 A New Look at the Dynamics of India's Balance of Payments through Its Liberalization Episode
Chapter 10 Impact of Risk Perceptions on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Inflows: A Study of Emerging Economies
Chapter 11 Financial Development and Financial Market Integration in India: A Post-reform Scenario
Chapter 12 Trends in Financial Integration and Financial Development in Selected Asian Countries: Is There Any Relationship?
Chapter 13 Co-movement and Co-integration: A Study on Nifty, Dow Jones, and N225
Chapter 14 Imported Inflation through Exchange Rate in India
Chapter 15 Looking Back at Capital Account Convertibility: India–China Syndrome
Chapter 16 Financial Integration, Its Implication for Money Laundering – An Introspection
Chapter 17 Economic Partnership Agreement between Mexico and Japan and Its Impact on Foreign Direct Investment – A Strategic Analysis
Chapter 18 A Survey of Research Studies on Measurement of Financial Integration
Chapter 19 India's Export Opportunities in the ASEAN Market
Chapter 20 A Study on the Effect of Liberalization and Trade Integration on the Vietnamese Economy and Its Comparative Analysis with that of India
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