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Financial And Monetary Integration In The New Europe |
Edited by David G. Dickinson, Director of Money, Banking and Finance and Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics and Andrew W. Mullineux, Professor of Global Finance and Director, MBA (International Banking) Programme, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK
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| 2002 |
496 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 84064 246 9 |
$170.00 |
on-line discount
$153.00 |
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Potential new entrants to the European Union from Central and Eastern European countries face many challenges to achieve financial convergence with the existing EU nations. Using detailed case studies from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland and analysis of cross country data from these regions, Financial and Monetary Integration in the New Europe looks at the key issues for applicant countries as they negotiate the terms of their membership in the European Union.
Of major concern to these countries is the financial sector and its implications for economic growth and the conduct of macroeconomic policy. The book examines, in particular, monetary and exchange rate policies, banking regulation and financial market efficiency. The overall impact of building a market driven financial system on economic development is also explored.
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Contents: Preface Part I: Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy Part II: Financial Sector Development Index
Contributors: J. Agung, J.-B. Desquilbet, D.G. Dickinson, M.J. Fry, E. Girardin, C. Gondat-Larralde, D. Goyeau, B. Grabowski, N. Horsewood, T. Houbenova, M. Hrncir, S. Jasinskaite, L. Lepetit, R. Matousek, R. Melnikiene, A.W. Mullineux, V. Murinde, J. Pruski, A. Raczko, A. Sauviat, K. Smidkova, I. Steinbuka, D. Sutherland, A. Tarazi, D. Vidickiene
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