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Том 4 № 1 (2025)
Theoretical aspects in the formation of pedagogical sciences

Статьи

THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL INTEGRATION

Опубликован 2025-01-07

  • Djumaev Farkhod

Djumaev Farkhod
Master's Student Of The Higher School Of Business And Entrepreneurship At The Court Of Ministers Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan

Аннотация

Economic integration theories offer insights into how economies move from basic trade agreements to fully unified monetary unions. Each level of integration, from free trade zones to common markets and monetary unions, provides distinct benefits and challenges. For instance, free trade zones eliminate tariffs to promote regional trade, while economic unions introduce common regulations and policies.

Ключевые слова

Economic Cycles, Financial Crises, Financial Markets, Emerging Markets, Capital Flows, Contagion Risk, Exchange Rate Volatility,, Global Financial Integration, Policy Coordination, Banking Stability,

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