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The transition to markets dominates the development Privatization policies, in particular in housing and
agenda of the 1990s. Financial sector reforms are central real estate.
to a successful transition to a market economy. Renaud The strategies adopted whether by design or by
focuses on one dimen[r]

4Holzmannthe introduction of their reforms but that all five had made substantial progress by the time their reforms were implemented.• The overall status of financial sector development in the CESEeconomies shows significant progress since the beginning of thetransition[r]

well financial systems provide these functions.Financial development occurs when financial instruments, markets, and intermediariesameliorate – though do not necessarily eliminate – the effects of information, enforcement, andtransactions costs and therefore do a correspondingly[r]

state control by presidential decree, and the functioning ofthe central bank is now monitored by a council chaired bythe prime minister. In other countries enterprises and min-istries are directed to hold deposits in distressed banks.Schemes where the government directs credit to certainsectors have[r]

Household debt is regarded as one of the most serious risk
factors that can threaten the stability of financial system.
started to increase from early 2000’s after the foreign exchange
crisis in 1997.
showed explosive growth between 2000 and 2002 with average
annual growth rate of 25%.
stabili[r]

and industrial firms. The private savings depositedin the commercial banks were usually short termdeposits to meet daily needs.2. There was great incentive for industrial firmsto borrow since the inflation rate was alwaysconsiderably higher than the interest rate paid onloans; that is, I > I[r]

This paper relies on a model of wealth distribution dynamics and occupational
choice to investigate the distributional consequences of policies and developments
associated with transition from central planning to a market system. The model suggests
that even an efficient privatization designed to be[r]

Circuit Makers, Circuit makers, Circuit theory of finance and the role of incentives in financial sector reform, Circuit-breaker nameplates, Circuit Makers, Circuit makers, Circuit theory of finance and the role of incentives in financial sector reform, Circuit-breaker nameplates, Circuit Makers, Ci[r]

The recent literature on law and finance has drawn attention to the importance of creditor
rights in influencing the development of financial systems and in affecting firm corporate
governance and financing patterns. Recent financial crises have also highlighted the
importance of insolvency systems[r]

Low Carbon Green Growth Roadmap for Asia and the PacificFACT SHEETSubsidy reformsKey points•Subsidies are an important fiscal instrument that governments use to stimulate certain vital sectors ofthe economy, but they can distort markets, harm the environment and inhibit the adoption ofmore advantage[r]

The success with which middle income indebted developing countries have gained
access to private international finance in the 1990s is a tribute to their own domestic economic
performance, international policy in dealing with the debt crisis of the 1980s, and innovations in
international financial m[r]

This paper presents estimates of the impact of accession by China and Chinese Taipei to the WTO. China is
estimated to be the biggest beneficiary, followed by Chinese Taipei and their major trading partners.
Accession will boost the laborintensive manufacturing sectors in China and especially the te[r]

process has removed an impediment for Central Bank to move towards a forwardlooking monetary policy framework in the future. In the “Road Map 2015:Monetary and Financial Sector Policies for 2015 and Beyond”, the Central Bankcommenced announcing a targeted inflation range for the medium[r]

Although theoretical models make distinct predictions about the relation between
financial sector development and income inequality, little empirical research has been conducted
to compare their relative explanatory power. We examine the relation between financial
intermediary development and income[r]

C h ap t e r 6Broader Policy Conclusions forEnabling the Promotion of FinancialInclusion while Achieving FinancialIntegrityPreviewThis chapter provides:• A discussion of key policy objectives for achieving financial integrity andfinancial inclusion for the remittance sector.• Key polic[r]

Collapsing mineral prices and a steep drop in external demand due to the global
downturn of 2008 and 2009 were the external shocks which were transmitted to
Mongolia’s economy. This shock exposed underlying weaknesses in the economic
structure and policy environment. For example, entering the crisis[r]

context, questions are being asked about how effective government fiscal policy actions wouldbe in lessening the depth and duration of the slowdown in the major industrialized economiesand the emerging economies, and what the preferred mix of fiscal policy actions would be.This paper provides a fram[r]

Love: Economist, World Bank, 1818 H Street NW, Washington, D.C., 20433. Telephone: (202) 458-0590. Fax:(202) 522-1155. Email: ilove@worldbank.org. We thank Raghuram Rajan and Luigi Zingales for kindly allowing usthe use of their data. Finally, we thank Thorsten Beck, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, Ann Harrison[r]

This paper summarizes financial inclusion across Africa.
First, it provides a brief overview of the African financial
sector landscape. Second, it uses the Global Financial
Inclusion Indicators (Global Findex) database to
characterize adults in Africa that use formal and informal
financial services[r]

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