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Capital controls are measures that are put in place by governments or financial authorities to regulate the flow of capital in and out of a country. Capital controls may be used to stabilize exchange rates, protect against financial instability, or achieve other economic objectives. Continue Reading Below

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About Capital Controls

Capital controls are measures that are put in place by governments or financial authorities to regulate the flow of capital in and out of a country. Capital controls may be used to stabilize exchange rates, protect against financial instability, or achieve other economic objectives. Examples of capital controls include limits on foreign exchange transactions, restrictions on foreign investment, and taxes on capital outflows.