Financial liberalization has created new opportunities and challenges for markets from "summary" of International Financial Management, Abridged Edition by Jeff Madura
Financial liberalization has had a profound impact on markets around the world. By removing restrictions on the flow of capital, countries have opened up new opportunities for investment and growth. This has allowed businesses to access new sources of funding, expand their operations internationally, and take advantage of global market trends. At the same time, financial liberalization has also brought about new challenges for markets. Increased competition has put pressure on firms to be more efficient and innovative in order to stay competitive...
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