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98-06: Potential and Pitfalls of Financial Liberalisation on Domestic and International Fronts

M.J. Fry

98-05: Central Banking and Economic Development

M.J. Fry

98-04: Payment Systems and Economic Development in Transitional Economies

M.J. Fry

98-03: Financial Stability and Economic Development in Transitional Economies

M.J. Fry

98-02: Monetary Policy and Economic Development in Transitional Economies

M.J. Fry

98-01: Macroeconomic Policy and Economic Performance in Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

97-09: Can Seigniorage Revenue Keep China's Financial System Afloat?

M.J. Fry

97-06: Setting Standards Is Just the First Step: Maintaining Them IS The Hard Part

C.A.E. Goodhart

97-05: Pitfalls and Potential of Financial Liberalisation

M.J. Fry

97-04: Using Idonesia's Real Exchange Rate to Test Ricardian Equivalence

Y. Abimanyu

97-03: Globalization, Financial Market Opening, and Foreign Capital Inflows

M.J. Fry

97-02: Foreign Direct Investment and Vietnam's Current Account Deficit

M.J. Fry

97-01: Do Capital Inflows Appreciate the Real Exchange Rate?

M.J. Fry

96-08: Multilateral Surveillance: What the OECD Can Offer

K. Shigehara

96-07: Devloping Voluntary Domestic Markets for Government Debt

M.J. Fry

96-06: Assessing Central Bank Independence: Do Actions Speak Louder than Words?

M.J. Fry

96-05: Emancipating the Banking System and Developing Markets for Government Debt

M.J. Fry

96-04: In Favour of Financial LKiberalisation

M. Fry

96-03: Financing Economic Reform: Domestic Adjustment and External Resources

M. Fry

96-02: How Foreign Direct Investment in Pacific Asia Improves in Current Account

M. Fry

96-01: Settlement, Tax and Non-Synchronous Effects in the Basis of U.K. Stock Index Futures

M. Theobald and P. Yallup

95-15: Financial Program Forecasts for Credit Targets in China

M.J. Fry

95-14: Currency Impacts Across European Industrial Classifications

A. Chotinaruemol and M. Theobald

95-13: Regional Impacts within the International Industry Returns Structure

N. Suppakitjarak and M. Theobald

95-12: Capital Flows to Emerging Markets:What Have We Learned?

A. Crockett

95-11: Central Bank Foreign Exchange Activities in Some Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

95-10: Central Bank Relations With Their Governements in Some Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

95-09: Application of Multiple Discriminant Analysis for Assessing Commercial Banks

R. Matousek

95-08: Monetary Integration of Centrak and Eastern Europe: How to Proceed?

M.J. Fry and P.J.N. Sinclair

95-07: Foreign Direct Investment in Mauritius and the Far East

M.J. Fry

95-06: Monetary Policy-Making in Mauritus

M.J. Fry and R.B. Roi

95-05: Banking Sector Restructuring, debt Consolidation and Small and Medium- Sized Entreprises in Transitional Economies

A. Mullineux

95-04: Progress with Financial Sector Reform in six Tranforming Economies

A. Mullneux

95-03: Interest Rate Liberalization and Monetary Control in China

M.J. Fry

95-02: Estimating Money Demand for Monetary Control in China: A review of Some Technical Issues Raised by the Research Department of the Poeple's Bank of China

M.J. Fry

95-01: Financial Development in Asia: Some Analytical Issues

M.J. Fry

94-08: Quality and Hedging in Japanese Government Bond Futures Markets

S.W. Yu, M. Theobald and J. Cadle

94-07: Foreing Direct Investment: What Causes What?

M.J. Fry, Stijn Claessens, Peter Burridge and M.C. Blanchet

94-06: Foreing Direct Investment in East Asia

M.J. Fry

94-05: Direct and Indirect Effects of Financial Repression on Savings and Growth: A Simultaneous Equation Model of Saving, Investment, Exports and Growth

M.J. Fry

94-03: Financial Innovation and Monetary Policy in the UK

A. Mullineux

94-02: Bankink Sector Restructuring, Debt Consolidation and Small and Medium- Sized Entreprise Financing in Formerly Centrally Planned Economies

A. Mullineux

94-01: Stimulating Export and Output Growth: Can East Europe Learn from East Asia

M.J. Fry

93-08: Hardening Micro Budget Constraints: Bank Behaviour and Corporate Governance in Poland

A. Mullineux and M. Belka

93-07: Financial Repression and Economic Growth

M.J. Fry

93-06: Flexibility and Finance in Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

93-05: Saving, Investment and Current Account Imbalances: A Malaysian and East Asian Perspective

M.J. Fry

93-04: Saving, Investment and Economic Growth in Laos

M.J. Fry

93-03: Foreign Direct Investment in a Macroeconomic Framework: Some Further Findings

M.J. Fry

93-02: The Effects of Inflation on Natural Output Growth in Six Pacific Basin and Latin American Developing Economies

W. Peng

93-01: Inflation Persistence and Monetary Accommodation in Six Pacific Basin and Latin American Developing Economies

W. Peng

92-18: Some Aspects of Banking Risk During Economic Transformation: The Case of Poland

D.G. Dicknson

92-17: Foreign Direct Investment in a Macroeconomic Framework: Finance, efficiency, Incentives and Distortions

M.J. Fry

92-16: Foreign Debt Accumulation: Financial and Fiscal Effects and Monetary Policy Reactions in Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

92-14: The Evolution of the Polish Banking System and EC Regulatory Standards & Some Microeconomic Aspects of Monetary Policy in the Polish Transition, 1990- 1991

M. Belka, J. Pruski and A. Raczko

92-12: The Transition Programme of the Polish Banking System & A Statistical Analysis of Changes in the Polish Banking System

J. Bauc, B. Grabowski and A. Raczko

92-11: An Empirical Investigation on Bank Risk in Europe

D. Goyeau and Amine Tarazi

92-09: A Note on M0 and Broad Monetary Aggregates & The Transaction Services Assets and Monetary Aggregation

W.S. Peng

92-08: Yen Bloc or Dollar Bloc: Exchange Rate Policies of the East Asian Economies

Shang-Jin Wei and Jeffrey Frankel

92-07: Setting Up a safe and Sound Banking System in Central and Eastern European Economies

D. Lacoue-Labarthe

92-06: An Evolution of the Performance of P* as an Indicator of Menetary Policy: A Cointegration Approach Applied to France and Germany

C. Bordes, Eric Girardin and V. Marimoutou

92-05: The Right Interest Rate Policy for Rapid Economic Growth

M.J. Fry

92-04: Monetary Policy Reaction to Foreign Debt Accumulation in Developing Countries

M.J. Fry

92-03: Financial Opening and Monetary Control in Pacific Basin Developing Market Economies

M.J. Fry

92-02: Banks, Privatisation and Restructuring in Poland

A. Mullineaux

92-01: Privatisation in the United Kingdom and Germany: Lessons for Central Eastern Europe

A. Mullineux