Financial reform in developing countries
- BassingstokeGB Macmillan P. 1998
- xxv, 366 p.
Focuses on the role of the institutional and enabling environment within which financial reform occurs, and the integration of principles of finance with more macro-economic approaches to the subject. Contains case-studies of reform experiences in Argentina, India, Nigeria, Turkey and Uruguay. Presents thematic papers covering the following topics: the 'go-slow' versus 'big-bang' approach; the tequila effect and financial reform at the supranational level; implications of the Canadian experience for developing countries; links between banks and firms during reform in Eastern Europe; and a perspective from finance theory.