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Central banking, crises, and global economy

By:

Frazer, William

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2000 Praeger Pub LondonDescription: x, 409p. 24 cm; Hard BoundISBN:

978-0275964639

Subject(s):

Banking Economics Banks and banking, Central International finance

Summary: Bridging a gap between economic theory and observed reality, this work examines the most visible central banks, the move to monetary union in Europe, the IMF's new role, the rise of managed market economies, and the elevated importance of central banks.

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Bridging a gap between economic theory and observed reality, this work examines the most visible central banks, the move to monetary union in Europe, the IMF's new role, the rise of managed market economies, and the elevated importance of central banks.

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