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The Efficiency and Mobility of International Capital Flows: 1950-2006

Mark L. J. Wright, Lee E. Ohanian

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Our study complements existing studies of the degree of capital mobility based on an examination of explicit capital controls (e.g. Miniane 2004), the quantity of capital flows (Obstfeld & Taylor 2004), the relationship between investment and savings (e.g. Feldstein & Horioka 1980), cross country consumption correlations (e.g. Lewis 2000), and estimates of the marginal product of capital at a single point in time (e.g. Caselli and Feyrer 2006), who find that marginal products today are quite similar across countries.

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Our study complements existing studies of the degree of capital mobility based on an examination of explicit capital controls (e.g. Miniane 2004), the quantity of capital flows (Obstfeld & Taylor 2004), the relationship between investment and savings (e.g. Feldstein & Horioka 1980), cross country consumption correlations (e.g. Lewis 2000), and estimates of the marginal product of capital at a single point in time (e.g. Caselli and Feyrer 2006), who find that marginal products today are quite similar across countries.

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Our study complements existing studies of the degree of capital mobility based on an examination of explicit capital controls (e.g. Miniane 2004), the quantity of capital flows (Obstfeld & Taylor 2004), the relationship between investment and savings (e.g. Feldstein & Horioka 1980), cross country consumption correlations (e.g. Lewis 2000), and estimates of the marginal product of capital at a single point in time (e.g. Caselli and Feyrer 2006), who find that marginal products today are quite similar across countries.

Key concepts: Economics, Capital (architecture), Investment (military), Marginal product of capital, Point (geometry), Consumption (sociology), Product (mathematics), Monetary economics

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