Central banking in South and East Asia

By:

Davies, S.Gethyn (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Oxford Univ. Press; 1960Description: 194 pSubject(s):

Banking

DDC classification:

332.110951 Cen

Summary: The central banks of South and East Asia are young in years but old in experience. Most of them were organized after the second World War, as an expression of monetary independence by new states anxious to solve the immense problem of poverty in these regions. Drawing on the body of knowledge built up in the industrially advanced countries of the West they have attempted to adapt central banking to the needs and circumstances of South and East Asia. In particular they have tried to improve their country's productive capacity and banking structure while endeavouring to secure stability in domestic prices and foreign exchange rates.

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The central banks of South and East Asia are young in years but old in experience. Most of them were organized after the second World War, as an expression of monetary independence by new states anxious to solve the immense problem of poverty in these regions. Drawing on the body of knowledge built up in the industrially advanced countries of the West they have attempted to adapt central banking to the needs and circumstances of South and East Asia. In particular they have tried to improve their country's productive capacity and banking structure while endeavouring to secure stability in domestic prices and foreign exchange rates.

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