Financial liberalization, money demand, and monetary policy in Asian countries
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Author
Contributions
- Corker, Robert. - Contributor
Publication
1991 - International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
13,000 words, Guess
Page Count
52 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1536675M
- ISBN-101557752206
- OCLC Control Number24011077
- OCLC Control Numberfinancialliberal0084tsen
- Library of Congress Control Number91014792
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- Goodreads4356673
Classifications
- DDC332.4/95
- LCCHG1202 .T74 1991
Description
During the 1980s virtually all Asian Countries liberalized their domestic financial systems. In many of these countries, this was accompanied by the relaxation of capital controls and a move toward more flexible exchange rate arrangements. These developments have altered the channels of monetary policy, affected the relationship between money demand and incomes and interest rates, and prompted a reassessment of the appropriate instruments of monetary policy. This paper focuses on these and other issues of monetary policy in the wake of the financial reforms.
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- Occasional paper,
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