Financial crisis and problems yet to solve - Conference proceedings
IWH-Sonderhefte,
No. 6,
2000
Abstract
Since the beginning of 1997, a currency and/or banking crisis broke out in several transition countries (Bulgaria, Romania, the Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine). In 1995, Hungary avoided a financial crisis by adjusting properly her macroeconomic policies. Financial markets in transition countries are still small. They gain, however, more and more importance for the entire economy. Part of the countries mentioned are candidates for EU membership. They have to show their ability to stabilize their exchange rates and financial sectors. The fact that overcoming the financial crisis in Asia and Latin America required international assistance (e.g. IMF) underlines the political importance of strategies of preventing such crises in the EU's immediate neighborhood.
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Externe Publikationen,
No. 6,
2000
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Ralf Müller
IWH Discussion Papers,
No. 110,
2000
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Ralf Müller
Externe Publikationen,
1998
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The contribution of foreign banks to intermediation performance of regulated financial systems. The example of South Korea
Ralf Müller
Schriften des IWH,
No. 3,
1999
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Ulrich Blum
Beihefte zur Konjunkturpolitik 45 (Applied Economics Quarterly),
1997
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Ulrich Blum
Nachrichtenblatt der Landesversicherungsanstalt Baden,
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