Financial Sector Transformation: Lessons from Economies in Transition

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Financial Sector Transformation

Lessons from Economies in Transition

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Edited by Mario I. Blejer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Marko Skreb, National Bank of Croatia

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: November 2011
Print publication year:: 1999
Online ISBN:: 9780511896699
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511896699

Subjects:: Economics, Economic Theory, Finance and Accountancy

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While policy makers need to be focused on achieving and sustaining basic macroeconomic stability in the transition of economies from a socialist to a market orientation, financial institutions and reforms play a particularly crucial role in this transformation. The essays in this collection offer overviews of issues in banking sector reform and capital markets as well as specific perspectives on the financial sectors in changing economies of Central and Eastern Europe, China and Israel. The editors and contributors explore the questions of how much focus needs to be given to macroeconomic stabilization vis-à-vis the dynamics of the financial sector, what may be appropriate time frames for dealing with immediate and longer-term financial problems, and how trends toward economic globalization interact with financial development in transition countries. Original versions of the essays were presented at the Second Dubrovnik Conference on Transition Economies organized by the National Bank of Croatia in June 1996.

"...the book Financial Sector Transformation - Lessons from Economics in Transition by M. I. Blejer and M. Skreb could be a valuable source of information in this regard...readers interested in specific issues or country experieces may find the relevant sections worthwhile reading." Journal of Comparative Economics

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Lessons from Economies in Transition

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

List of Contributors
pp vii-viii

Introduction: Financial Reforms and Economic Transition: An Overview of the Major Issues
pp 1-16

PART I - GENERAL STUDIES
pp 17-18

1 - Monetary Policy during Transition: An Overview
pp 19-92

2 - Toward Market-Oriented Banking in the Economies in Transition
pp 93-131

3 - The Trials and Tribulations of Banking in Transition Economies: A Political Economy Perspective
pp 132-149

4 - Financing Transition: Investing in Enterprises during Macroeconomic Transition
pp 150-192

PART II - COUNTRY STUDIES
pp 193-194

5 - Banking Crises in the Baltic States: Causes, Solutions, and Lessons
pp 195-236

6 - Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy, Capital Inflows, and the Structure of the Banking System in Croatia
pp 237-264

7 - Monetary and Financial Market Reform in Transition Economies: The Special Case of China
pp 265-308

8 - The Financial Sector and High Interest Rates: Lessons from Slovenia
pp 309-333

9 - Bank Rehabilitation in Slovenia: With Emphasis on Nova Ljubljanska Banka
pp 334-367

10 - Liberalization and Financial Reforms: Lessons from the Israeli Experience
pp 368-380

PART III - AFTERWORD
pp 381-382

11 - The Financial Sector in Transition
pp 383-392

Index
pp 393-403

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