Monetary and Fiscal Policies: Limits, Fallouts and Remedies

Financial and Economic development trough integration processes is a complex and slow event, in which market fallouts and policy actions are intricately linked, unpredictable and hardly manageable as well. While local market factors perform a primary role and hold up responsibility in shaping the single financial market, policymakers need to understand and support these global mutual developments by providing an adequate framework for cross-border expansion of financial institutions and related actions. Such conduct, in order to escape pirate investing, cross border exploitation of financial resources and fallout effects of wrong monetary and fiscal policies, must consider the morphology of world logistics and linked branch and subsidiaries global production networks. Progress in financial integration crucially depends on similar private and public choices, when not competing and out crowding each other.