Financial Sector Reforms and Exchange Arrangements in Eastern Europe /

The two papers draw from the brief yet radical reform experiences of five countries-Bulgaria, former Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. The first paper describes the financial sector reforms untertaken by these countries since the 1980s, as well as the problems encountered. It also discus...

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Main Author:	Calvo, Guillermo A
Other Authors:	Borensztein, Eduardo, Kumar, Manmohan S, Masson, Paul R
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1993
Series:	IMF eLibrary Occasional Papers ; Occasional Paper No. 102
Subjects:	Balance of payments equilibrium Balance of payments Bank credibility Bank credit ceilings Bank credit Bank deposits Bank financing Bank for international settlements Bank intervention Bank loan Bank loans Bank market Bank operations Bank portfolios Bank profits Bank reserves Bank restructuring Bank runs Bank spreads Bank supervision Banker Bankers Banking crises Banking laws Banking legislation Banking loans Banking operations Banking reform Banking regulation Banking sector Banking sectors Banking services Banking supervision Banking system Banking systems Banking Bankruptcies Banks assets Banks balance sheets Banks loan Basket of currencies Bilateral trade agreements Bilateral trade Bilateral treaties Bond financing Bond markets Bond Bonds Capital account convertibility Capital account transactions Capital account Capital markets Central bank credibility Central bank Central banking Commercial banks Commercialization Competitive exchange rate Contagion Cost of capital Credit policy Currency areas Currency boards Currency convertibility Current account convertibility Current account transactions Current account Current accounts Demand for money Deposit insurance scheme Deposit insurance Deposit protection Deposit rate Discount rates Domestic capital market Domestic capital Domestic demand Domestic firms Domestic interest rates Domestic investment Domestic price Domestic prices Domestic producers Dual exchange rate Dual exchange rates Equity market Equity markets Equity shares Excess liquidity Exchange arrangements Exchange control regulations Exchange control Exchange earnings Exchange markets Exchange rate arrangement Exchange rate arrangements Exchange rate choices Exchange rate commitment Exchange rate depreciation Exchange rate developments Exchange rate flexibility Exchange rate fluctuations Exchange rate level Exchange rate parity Exchange rate peg Exchange rate policies Exchange rate policy Exchange rate pressures Exchange rate regime Exchange rate regimes Exchange rate risks Exchange rate stability Exchange rate system Exchange rate systems Exchange rate target Exchange rate targeting Exchange rate volatility Exchange rate Exchange rates Exchange reserves Exchange transactions Export growth Export markets Export performance External position External trade Financial assets Financial instability Financial institutions Financial instruments Financial intermediaries Financial intermediation Financial liberalization Financial markets Financial reforms Financial repression Financial sector Financial stability Financial strength Financial system Financial systems Fixed exchange rate regime Fixed exchange rate Flexible exchange rate systems Flexible exchange rate Floating exchange rate system Floating exchange rate Floating exchange rates Foreign currency Foreign exchange earnings Foreign exchange holdings Foreign exchange market Foreign exchange markets Foreign exchange reserves Foreign exchange transactions Foreign exchange Foreign investment Foreign trade Forward cover Forward exchange markets Forward exchange Fostering exports Hard budget constraint Hard currency Holding company Imported goods Inflation rate Inflation Inflationary pressures Inflationary spiral Insurance companies Interbank market Interbank money market Interest expense Interest rate liberalization Intermediate goods International reserves International trade Investment income Investment projects Investors Joint ventures Low inflation Macroeconomic stabilization Market liberalization Moderate inflation Monetary aggregates Monetary control Monetary expansion Monetary management Monetary policies Monetary policy framework Monetary policy transmission mechanism Monetary policy Monetary targets Money demand Money market Money markets Money supply Multiple currency practices Mutual funds National bank Nominal exchange rate Nonperforming loans Official exchange rate Open market operations Optimal exchange rate regime Partner countries Pattern of trade Pension funds Portfolio investment Preferential exchange rate Price liberalization Price stability Prudential regulation Prudential supervision Rate of inflation Real exchange rate Real interest rates Real wages Recapitalization Regulatory framework Relative price Repressed financial system Reserve ratio Reserve requirement Reserve requirements Resource allocation Risk sharing Savings bank Savings deposits Segmentation Shadow exchange rate Stabilization programs Stable exchange rate Stock exchanges Stock market Stockholders Structural adjustment Systemic risk Terms of trade Tradable goods Trade agreements Trade flows Trade liberalization Trade regime Trading arrangements Trading partners Trading system Transmission of monetary policy Treasury bonds Volume of trade Voucher privatization Working capital World demand World market World prices Bulgaria Poland Romania
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