An examination of financial transition through the lens of flow of funds accounts. These accounts have been used in the OECD countries for many years as an aid in analyzing money flows around their financial systems. The book reviews the evolution of financial systems in eight transition countries: Estonia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Romania. Each chapter draws upon a flow of funds analysis to illuminate the relationship between macroeconomic performance and the evolving pattern of financial flows through the emerging markets and institutions. The introductory chapter discusses the nature of the flow of funds approach and its applicability to transition economies, while another chapter compares and contrasts the macroeconomic and financial performances of the eight countries by focusing on the orientation of sectoral imbalances within each economy and the nature of financing flows associated with them.
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- Imf Staff Country R97103 Hungary (IMF Country Report) by International Monetary Fund on page 103
- Public Sector Deficits and Macroeconomic Performance by William Easterly on page 187
- Who Shall Live? (Health, Economics, and Social Choice) (Economic Ideas Leading to the 21st Century, 3) by Victor R. Fuchs in Front Matter
- Economic Growth by Robert J. Barro on page 187
- University of Pennsylvania: Off the Record (College Prowler) (College Prowler: University of Pennsylvania Off the Record) by Jennifer Klein in Front Matter
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