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China’s banking market is one of the most attractive investment targets for financial institutionsworldwide especially since the opening up of the market in December 2006. Based oninterviews with experts this paper analyses the question of benefits and risks of foreign directinvestments into...
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The paper analyzes if and how the experiences of European integration can be used for theprogress of East Asia integration especially of the ASEAN+3 countries1. Of special interest isthe relevance of the new endogeneity approach of monetary integration for East Asia. Thequestion is discussed in...
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The purpose of this study is to focus on two leading industrialized nations - theU.S. and Germany - analyze the differences in the recent trends in their respectivebanking sectors and see if indeed the banking industries in these two leadingeconomies are gravitating towards a homogeneous global...
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One major outcome of the review of the ECB's 'two pillar monetary policy strategy', which was published on 8 May 2003, has been the de facto downgrading of the hitherto prominent role assigned to the stock of money. According to the authors' judgement, however, there is a strong theoretical and...
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One major outcome of the review of the ECBs two pillar monetary policy strategy, which was published on 8 May 2003, has been the de facto downgrading of the hitherto prominent role assigned to the stock of money. According to the authors judgement, however, there is a strong theoretical and...
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Monetary policies of the ECB and US Fed can be characterised by “Taylor rules”, that is bothcentral banks seem to be setting rates by taking into account the “output gap” and inflation.We also set up and tested Taylor rules which incorporate money growth and the euro-dollarexchange rate,...
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