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Trade and Development Report 2009
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UN Symbol: UNCTAD/TDR/2009
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Sales no.: E.09.II.D.16
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Date of publication: 07/09/09
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ISBN: 978-92-1-112776-8
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ISSN: 0255-4607
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No. of pages: 218
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Table of contents
Chapter II
The Financialization of commodity markets |
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| A. | Introduction |
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| B. | The growing interdependence of financial
and commodity markets |
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Problems with the financialization of commodity futures trading |
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| D. | The impact of financialization on commodity price developments |
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1. Commodity prices, equity indexes and
exchange rates |
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2. Position taking and price developments |
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3. Statistical properties of price developments |
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4. Conclusions |
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The implications of increased financial investor activities
for commercial users of commodity futures exchanges |
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Policy implications |
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1. Regulation of commodity futures
exchanges |
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2. International policy measures |
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Conclusions and outlook |
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| Notes |
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| References |
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Chapter II [PDF, 34pp., 645KB]
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Chapter IV
Reform of the international
monetary and financial system |
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| A. | Introduction |
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| B. | The problem of the predominance of financial
markets over fundamentals |
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Stemming destabilizing capital flows |
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1. Taxing international financial
transactions |
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2. Capital-account management |
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3. Dealing with debt and payments crises |
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International reserves and the role of SdRs |
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1. Disadvantages of the current system |
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2. The cost of holding foreign exchange
reserves |
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3. Reform of the reserve system and the
role of SDRs |
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A global monetary system with stable real exchange rates
and symmetric intervention obligations |
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The role of regional cooperation and
international policy coordination |
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| Notes |
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| References |
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Chapter IV [PDF, 22pp., 295KB]
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Chapter V
Climate Change mitigation and development |
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| A. | Introduction |
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Greenhouse gas emissions and the
global impact of climate change |
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Policies for climate change mitigation:
some general considerations |
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1. Correcting market failure |
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2. Carbon taxes, emissions trading and
regulation |
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3. Technology and innovation policies |
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| D. | structural change for curbing global warming |
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Climate change mitigation and the development imperative |
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1. Emissions reduction, growth and
development |
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2. Options for climate change mitigation
in developing countries |
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3. Development opportunities arising
from climate change mitigation |
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4. Integrating climate change mitigation
policies with development strategies |
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Towards an effective international climate policy framework |
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1. The broad agenda |
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2. Involvement of developing countries |
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3. External financing, trade and
technology transfer |
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Conclusions and policy recommendations |
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| Notes |
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| References |
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Chapter V [PDF, 44pp., 415KB]
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| LANGUAGES |
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