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Global Forum on Development
The consequences of the global economic and
financial crisis How much do we know?
Helmut Reisen, Head of Research OECD Development
Centre
9 December 2008
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1. Current crisis impact on development finance
  • RBS estimate outflows 2008 equal to 1/5 of
    2003-07 inflows (1trn.)?
  • Portfolio equity bond outflows
  • Commercial bank credit
  • Trade credit
  • FDI, MA
  • Systemic Sudden Stop
  • Calvo, Izquierda, Mejia, NBER Working Paper No.
    14026

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2. Lessons for the diagnosis of policy performance
  • From decoupling to contagion, from hyperbole to
    endogeneity/cyclicality
  • GDP growth rates
  • Green vs black accounting
  • Low risk spreads
  • High commodity prices
  • FX reserve levels
  • Not huge forever
  • Currency defense
  • Bank recapitalisation cost
  • Public budgets
  • Deficits ? FX rates, Y ? debt ratios
  • Be smarter than ratings agencies and
    (b)analysts

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3. Channels of crisis contagion
  • Through foreign trade (monsoon effect)?
  • Global demand, prices, remittances, tourism.
    China cant compensate US.
  • Financial contagion
  • CA deficits, currency slumps, balance sheet
    mismatches.
  • Pure contagion
  • (October 2008) breakdown of money and banking
    markets
  • ? generalised risk aversion ? shedding of assets
    w/a public guarantees.
  • Expectations matter

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4. Channels of crisis vulnerability
  • Systemic sudden stops
  • RER drop f
  • Size of trade sector, external gap, portfolio
    integration.
  • Partial insurance
  • Reserves, debt management, local-currency bank
    debt.
  • Strengthen your house even if you are innocent

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5. Development finance in a deleveraged world
  • Impact of deleveraging
  • Mid term push 2/3 pull 1/3
  • With global growth down, flows down
  • Hunger for yield satisfied
  • Time to rebuild bank capital ? less bank credit
  • FDI picks up post-crises
  • Helped by SWFs (no debt leverage)?

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5. Development finance in a deleveraged world
  • Multilateral ODA
  • The Comeback Kids?
  • Aid to be curtailed?
  • Deep slumps vs cycles
  • IFIs will crowd back in
  • But will it be enough?
  • Can Asian FX reserves be leveraged through IFIs?
  • Stimulate private-flow insurance

Source OECD Development Centre, based on World
Bank Global Development Finance, 2008.
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6. Global Governance
  • Less reliance on international soft law (EITI,
    DSF)?
  • Less influence for Wall Street/City ? more
    regulatory independence?
  • Less pro-cyclicality in bank capital regulation
  • Less relevance for rating agencies
  • More emphasis on guarantees and MDBs
  • More emphasis on G20, less on G8, HDP, etc.
  • Who represents Small Poor Countries?

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7. Positive aspects of the global credit crisis?
  • Lower fuel food prices
  • ? More PP for poor, less government subsidies?
  • Lower rents ? less resource curse?
  • Less chavismo?
  • Tax heavens closed?
  • More intergenerational justice as asset prices go
    down
  • More talent allocated to real economy, less to
    finance

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