Kazakstan 1993 - 2000
Independent Advisors and the IMF
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Contributions
- K. Dittmann (Contributor) - Contributor
- H. Engerer (Contributor) - Contributor
- C.van Hirschhausen (Contributor) - Contributor
- R. Pohl (Contributor) - Contributor
- T. Ribakova (Contributor) - Contributor
and 4 more
- F. Spiecker (Contributor) - Contributor
- D. Vesper (Contributor) - Contributor
- R. Zwiener (Contributor) - Contributor
- T.A. Galloway (Translator) - Contributor
Publication
2001-01-12 - Physica-Verlag Heidelberg
Language
English
Word Count
69,500 words, Guess
Page Count
278 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL9782257M
- ISBN-139783790813555
- ISBN-103790813559
- OCLC Control Number45171993
- OCLC Control Numberkazakstan19932000000unse
and 2 more
- Library of Congress Control Number00050186
- Goodreads2951844
Classifications
- LCCHD87-87.55HB172.5
Description
"By introducing a new national currency in November 1993, the Republic of Kazakstan took a decisive step towards establishing its political and economic independence. In the following years, Kazakstan made great efforts to lay the institutional foundation for economic policy in line with a free market system. The cooperation between Kazak experts and independent international advisors such as the group of German economists under the leadership of Lutz Hoffmann played an important role for the Kazak government in choosing the most effective concepts and instruments for economic policy. Thus, the main topic of this book is the discussion of the macroeconomic problems during the first years of transition and the role of international financial institutions, in particular the international Monetary Fund.". "The topics are dealt with in a new form of presentation, collecting the papers of the advisory group in chronological order."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
The advisory group visited Kazakstán for the first time in November 1993, just a few days before the introduction of a new currency.
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