• Kuala Lumpur's exchange controls and the DPM's sacking have pretty much shot down such plans.

    CNN: THE ASIAWEEK FINANCIAL 500

  • GDP, and to a variety of recent government measures including exchange controls, price limits and credit regulations.

    ECONOMIST: Venezuela

  • Called the Asia Business Forecast, it starred MIT's celebrity economist Paul Krugman, the noted advocate of exchange controls.

    FORBES: New Insight In Asia

  • Wage controls, profit controls, exchange controls and other inflation-related restrictions similarly make it harder for businesses to function.

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  • They have grown rapidly as offshore centres since the abolition of exchange controls in the United Kingdom in 1979.

    ECONOMIST: Offshore financial centres

  • The main alternative to allowing the free flow of capital is to re-introduce some form of exchange controls on capital movements.

    BBC: Curbing global turmoil

  • Outside the euro, the Greek people have been told, there would be a run on the banks, exchange controls, bankruptcy and hyperinflation.

    BBC: Europe's dangerous days

  • Wages and living standards are rising, the last foreign debt is about to be repaid, and most exchange controls have been abolished.

    ECONOMIST: A few things the West should tell Mr Putin, when it has his ear

  • So tough exchange controls would be likely to accompany a nuclear test.

    ECONOMIST: Pakistan

  • Another big part of it was the imposition of capital and exchange controls and the introduction of a dollar peg for the ringgit.

    ECONOMIST: The big clean-up

  • The urge to seek a foreign listing will disappear when all exchange controls are abolished, which the government hopes will be within a few years.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of South Africa

  • Zambia and Mauritius have done away altogether with foreign exchange controls.

    ECONOMIST: An African success story

  • China and India, two countries with exchange controls, have been largely isolated from the crisis - although China has been struggling to control illegal capital flight.

    BBC: Curbing global turmoil

  • The capital they need for expansion is far more expensive if raised in South Africa, which still has some exchange controls, than in Europe or North America.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of South Africa

  • In the same week in September that he fired Anwar, Mahathir thumbed his nose at the global economy by instituting restrictive exchange controls on the Malaysian currency.

    CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia

  • And on January 30th, Thailand eased the exchange controls put in place last May in a vain effort to protect the value of its currency, the baht.

    ECONOMIST: Too soon to celebrate | The

  • Once South Africa abandons its residual exchange controls, which limit local companies' foreign investments, unbundling will become more attractive because the cash raised can then be spent abroad.

    ECONOMIST: South Africa��s insurers

  • But it is hedged in with price and exchange controls.

    ECONOMIST: Venezuela

  • The border tensions come on top of worries about the impact of Venezuela's political conflict and exchange controls on what was once a thriving trade between the two countries.

    ECONOMIST: Colombia and its neighbours: Ripples of instability | The

  • Spending cuts for their own sake won't help, either, especially when accompanied by tax hikes (and in the case of Cyprus, exchange controls) that starve the private sector of capital.

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  • Folha de Sao Paulo, a newspaper that sometimes speaks for the city's industrialists, this week called for exchange controls which President Fernando Henrique Cardoso has firmly ruled out (as he once did devaluation).

    ECONOMIST: Brazil

  • Botswana also boasts lower corporate taxes, an absence of exchange controls, simpler labour laws and little of the violent crime that prompts South Africans to fit their cars with alarms, satellite tracking devices and even flame-throwers.

    ECONOMIST: The desert booms

  • Clients, they say, are demanding such moves: until recently exchange controls have forced South Africans to invest at home, but as controls are gradually relaxed, investors want their insurers to help them manage assets around the world.

    ECONOMIST: South Africa��s insurers: Unbundled | The

  • In an effort to obtain loans to service its debt, Seychelles in November 2008 signed a standby arrangement with the IMF that mandated floating the exchange rate, removing foreign exchange controls, cutting government spending, and tightening monetary policy.

    FORBES: Seychelles

  • Exchange controls have been removed.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • Foreign-exchange controls were largely dismantled.

    ECONOMIST: Japanese finance

  • Conceptually, what sponsored access is on an exchange is that only members of the exchange can use that exchange and they can grant access to that exchange with certain controls on it to other non-members.

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  • Controls on exchange rates and the international movement of capital should be re-established.

    ECONOMIST: The World Social Forum

  • Ms Kjaersgaard wants to keep early retirement as it is, but she might agree to phasing it out and raising the pension age in exchange for stricter immigration controls and firmer law-and-order policies.

    ECONOMIST: Danish politics

  • The breakthrough came with the discovery that the gene that controls genetic exchange, which goes by the prosaic name of PR-domain containing 9, or Prdm9, is also implicated in generating reproductive incompatibility between different members of the same species.

    FORBES: The Human Genome at Ten

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