Financial Deepening and Post-Crisis Development in Emerging

PART I: INTRODUCTION1. Emerging Markets and the Post-2008 World; Aleksandr V. Gevorkyan, Otaviano CanutoPART II: POST-2008 TRENDS IN EMERGING MARKETS2. Post-Crisis Lessons for EME Capital Markets; Catiana García Kilroy, Anderson Caputo Silva3. Interest Rates, Terms of Trade, and Currency Crises: Are We on the Verge of a New Crisis in the Periphery?; Nathaniel Cline, Matías Vernengo 4. Devaluation and Labor Market Dualism in Emerging Markets; Vikram Kumar5. Post-2008 Financial Flows to Emerging Economies and Policy Alternatives; Luiz Fernando de Paula, Daniela Magalhães PratesPART III: REGION AND COUNTRY CASE STUDIES6. Corporate Cash Holdings and Economic Crises in Mexico; Carlos O. Trejo-Pech, Magdy Noguera, Michael Gunderson7. Nonlinearity Testing of Latin American Exchange Rates; Elena Rusticelli, Semei Coronado Ramirez, Leonardo Gatica Arreola8. Liquidity Dynamics and Central Bank Policy Intervention in Select Caribbean Foreign Exchange Markets; Dave Seerattan, Nicola Spagnolo9. Determinants of Non-Performing Loans in Guyana; Tarron Khemraj, Sukrishnalall Pasha10. Financial Flows and Productivity in Eastern Europe: Implications for Growth and Policy; Lucas Bernard, Unurjargal Nyambuu11. The Changing Character of Financial Flows to Sub-Saharan Africa; Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven12. Oil Prices and Bank Profitability: Evidence from Major Oil-Exporting Countries in the Middle East and North Africa; Heiko Hesse, Tigran Poghosyan  

Aleksandr V. Gevorkyan is Assistant Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Finance in the Peter J. Tobin College of Business at St. John's University, USA, and a Vincentian Research Fellow at the Vincentian Centre for Church and Society, USA. He also serves as Economics Subject Matter Expert for the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations, and he has worked as a Visiting Research Fellow at the Central Bank of Armenia. Gevorkyan's extensive teaching and research experience covers themes in macroeconomic policy, economic development, international financial economics, labor migration, sovereign debt, commodities markets, and post-socialist transition economics. He is the author of Innovative Fiscal Policy and Economic Development in Transition Economies (2011).  Otaviano Canuto is Executive Director of the Board of the International Monetary Fund for Brazil, Cabo Verde, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guyana, Haiti, Nicaragua, Panama, Suriname, Timor Leste, and Trinidad and Tobago. He previously served as Vice President, Executive Director and Senior Adviser on BRICS economies at the World Bank, as well as Vice President at the Inter-American Development Bank. Canuto has also served the Government of Brazil, where he was State Secretary for International Affairs at the Ministry of Finance. He has an extensive academic background, having served as Professor of Economics at the University of São Paulo and University of Campinas, both in Brazil.