Add to ORKGFirst paragraph: Transformation of the centrally planned economies (CPEs) into market economies implied embarking on a wide range of reforms in every aspect of economic life. In particular, since money and banks served different purposes under central planning compared to a market economy, these institutions too required fundamental restructuring. When transforming their banking sectors most transition economies (TEs) followed policy recommendations, known in the literature as the ‘Washington consensus on banking transition', associated mainly with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (Fries and Taci, 2001, p. 173)
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Central Banking in Transition : an Overview of Main Issues Ten Years After This paper analyses the ...
We examine the efforts of transition economies to deal with financial fragility and resolve banking ...
Eastern countries have developed new banking systems. All of them show signs of fragility still but ...
First paragraph: Transformation of the centrally planned economies (CPEs) into market economies impl...
This study critically analyses the intended and unintended consequences of financial sector policy i...
Paper focuses on banking sector restructuring and influences on economic development in transition c...
Transition economies in Central and Eastern Europe have already completed the initial stabilization ...
There is an ongoing debate as to the net benefit of the financial sector in developing countries (DE...
The paper is motivated to take stock of our knowledge of reforms that are taking place in the financ...
Financial reforms initiated in most transitional socialist economies do not yet ad-equately provide ...
The countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) that arenegotiating their entry into the European ...
This paper uses pooled cross-sectional time series analysis to examine the factors that push governm...
The author argues that effect of the monetary policy on real economy is too uncertain and lagged to ...
In the three fast track, Central European transition countries, Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republ...
This paper analyse the significant changes CEECs’ Central Banks have undergone in the transition. Th...
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We examine the efforts of transition economies to deal with financial fragility and resolve banking ...
Eastern countries have developed new banking systems. All of them show signs of fragility still but ...