How do we prevent future financial crisis in emerging markets?

The discussion with Professor Anton Cornick from John Hopkins University explores the challenges and importance of regulating capital flows in a globalized world. It examines the role of the Federal Reserve's policies on emerging economies and the potential for international cooperation to mitigate negative spillovers. The conversation also delves into the complexities of capital controls within trade agreements and the necessity for international coordination to address monopolistic interventions and economic stability.

What are the challenges of regulating capital flows in a hyper-globalized world?

How can capital flow regulation be integrated into the broader financial regulatory framework?

What role do external factors play in the volatility of financial markets in emerging economies?

Discuss the implications of the Federal Reserve's policies on emerging economies.

What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of imposing capital controls?

How do trade agreements impact a country's ability to impose capital controls?

In what situations might global policymakers advocate for capital controls?