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Capital account liberalisation: the Japanese experience and implications for China , pp 35-57 Mitsuhiro Fukao Local currency bond markets and the Asian Bond Fund 2 Initiative , pp 35-61 Eric Chan , Michael Chui , Frank Packer and Eli Remolona Systemic risk contributions , pp 36-43 Xin Huang , Hao Zhou and Haibin Zhu Have monetary transmission mechanisms in Africa changegd? , pp 37-61 Benedicte Vibe Christensen Exchange rate and monetary policy frameworks in EMEs , pp 37-63 Andrew Filardo , Guonan Ma and Dubravko Mihaljek Countercyclical fiscal policy and central banks , pp 38-70 Madhusudan Mohanty and Michela Scatigna Why is there so little regional financial integration in Asia? , pp 38-61 Bank for International Settlements Monetary policy rules in some emerging economies , pp 39-68 Renato Filosa Discussant remarks on Chihiro Shimizu, Kiyohiko G Nishimura and Tsutomu Watanabe’s paper House prices from magazines, realtors,and the Land Registry , pp 39-41 Yongheng Deng The role and function of rating agencies , pp 39-44 Thomas Keller Summary of the discussion , pp 39-40 YV Reddy Foreign exchange market intervention: methods and tactics , pp 40-55 David Archer Monetary policy regimes and macroeconomic outcomes: Hong Kong and Singapore , pp 40-64 Stefan Gerlach and Petra Gerlach-Kristen Why doesn’t Asia have bigger bond markets? , pp 40-77 Barry Julian Eichengreen and Pipat Luengnaruemitchai The impact of financial variables on firms’ real decisions: evidence from Spanish firm-level data , pp 40-63 Ignacio Hernando and Carmen Martínez-Carrascal How important are inflation expectations in driving Asian inflation? , pp 41-63 Jun Il Kim and Jungick Lee Opening remarks , pp 41-44 Andrew Sheng Privatisation, consolidation and the increased role of foreign banks , pp 41-65 Dubravko Mihaljek Bond markets and banks in emerging economies , pp 42-48 John Hawkins The asset price bubble in Japan in the 1980s: lessons for financial and macroeconomic stability , pp 42-62 Shigenori Shiratsuka The influence of structural changes on market functioning and its implications for monetary policy: a focus on the euro area , pp 43-64 Laurent CLERC , Françoise Drumetz and François Haas Regional currency areas: a few lessons from the experiences of the Eurosystem and the CFA franc zone , pp 43-58 Marc-Olivier Strauss-Kahn A cluster analysis approach to examining Singapore’s property market , pp 43-53 Chan Lily , Ng Heng Tiong and Rishi Ramchand Pfandbrief-style products in Europe , pp 44-66 Orazio Mastroeni Systemic capital requirements , pp 44-50 Lewis Webber and Matthew Willison Pension systems in EMEs: implications for capital flows and financial markets , pp 45-69 Ramon Moreno and Marjorie Santos The banking industry in Chile: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 45-53 Antonio Ahumada and Jorge Marshall Financial Sector Regulation and Implications for Growth , pp 45-84 Anand Sinha An overview of the Australian corporate bond market , pp 45-55 Ric Battellino and Mark Chambers Latin America’s local currency bond markets: an overview , pp 46-64 Serge Jeanneau and Camilo Ernesto Tovar Improving liquidity in government bond markets: what can be done? , pp 49-80 Madhusudan Mohanty Investment-specific technological progress in the United Kingdom , pp 49-80 Hasan Bakhshi and Jens Larsen Diversifying market and default risk in high grade sovereign bond portfolios , pp 49-74 Myles Brennan , Adam Kobor and Vidhya Rustaman Impact of the crisis on local money and debt markets in emerging market economies , pp 49-72 Ramon Moreno and Agustin Villar Impact of financial market developments on the monetary transmission mechanism , pp 49-99 Sukudhew Singh , Ahmad Razi , Norhana Endut and Helmi Ramlee Immigration: trends and macroeconomic implications , pp 51-63 Stephen John Nickell Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57 Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan Monetary policy framework and financial procyclicality: international evidence , pp 51-57 Kyungsoo Kim , Byoung-Ki Kim and Hail Park Development of consumer credit in China , pp 51-57 Shen Bingxi and Yan Lijuan Central bank and government debt management: issues for monetary policy , pp 51-71 Andrew Filardo , Madhusudan Mohanty and Ramon Moreno Keynes’s monetary theory of interest , pp 51-81 Geoff Tily Some prudential issues , pp 52-63 Serge Jeanneau Trading system competition and market-maker competition , pp 53-60 Mark Wahrenburg Wages, productivity and "structural" inflation in emerging market economies , pp 53-75 Dubravko Mihaljek and Sweta C. Saxena The entry of foreign banks into the Chinese banking sector , pp 54-55 Liu Tinghuan Discussant remarks on Chan Lily, Ng Heng Tiong and Rishi Ramchand’s paper "A clustering analysis approach to examining Singapore’s property market" , pp 55-58 Sock-Yong Phang Intervention: what are the domestic consequences? , pp 56-81 Madhusudan Mohanty and Philip Turner The banking industry in Colombia: competition, consolidation and systemic stability , pp 56-63 José Darìo Uribe The development of China’s bond market , pp 56-60 Mu Huaipeng The euro: internationalised at birth , pp 57-74 Frank Moss
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