Maxwell J. Fry

Books by Maxwell J. Fry

Total count: 28

• Finance and development planning in Turkey.

  Brill1972-01-01
• Resource mobilisation and financial development in Nepal

  Jointly published by Centre for Economic Development and Administration and Nepal Rastra Bank1974-01-01
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  The Afghan economymoney, finance, and the critical constraints to economic development

  Brill1974-01-01
• Portuguese monetary problems

  1976-01-01
• Money and banking in Turkey

  Boğaziçi University Publications, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Economics Dept.1979-01-01
• Financial intermediation in small island developing economiesa study prepared for the Commonwealth Secretariat

  Commonwealth Secretariat1981-01-01
• American money and banking

  Wiley1984-01-01
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  Money, interest, and banking in economic development

  Johns Hopkins University Press1988-01-01
• Money - hard and softan inaugural lecture delivered in the University of Birmingham on 5 December 1990

  University of Birmingham1990-01-01
• Current macroeconomic policy issues in Taiwan

  Tamkang University1990-01-01
• Monetary and exchange rate policies during eastern Europe's transitionsome lessons from further East

  International Finance Group, University of Birmingham1991-01-01
• Foreign debt accumulationfinancial and fiscal effects and monetary policy reactions in developing countries.

  University of Birmingham, International Finance Group1992-01-01
• Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast AsiaDifferential Impacts

  ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute1993-01-01
• Emancipating the banking system and developing markets for government debt.

  University ofBirmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
• Saving, growth and financial distortions in Pacific Asia and other developing areas.

  University of Birmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
• Central Banking in Developing CountriesObjectives, Activities and Independence

  Routledge1996-01-01
• Governance by markethow voluntary domestic markets for government debt emerge in Pacific Asia and other developing areas.

  University of Birmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
• In favour of financial liberalisation.

  University of Birmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
• Financing economic reformmobilizing domestic resources and attracting the right kind of external resources.

  University of Birmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
• How foreign direct investment improves the current account in Pacific Basin economies.

  University of Birmingham, Department of Economics1996-01-01
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