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Financial deregulation and integration in East Asia
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Credible liberalizations and international capital flows : the "overborrowing syndrome"
Japanese and U.S. exports and investment as conduits of growth
Foreign direct investment in China : sources and consequences
Interdependence through capital flows in Pacific Asia and the role of Japan
The structural determinants of invoice currencies in Japan : the case of foreign trade with East Asian Countries
An evaluation of Japanese financial liberalization : a case study of corporate bond markets
The role of macroeconomic policy in export-led growth : the experience of Taiwan and South Korea
Money and prices in Taiwan in the 1980s
Financial liberalization : the Korean experience
The principal transactions bank system in Korea and a search for a new bank-business relationship
Monetary autonomy in the presence of capital flows : and never the twain shall meet, except in East Asia?
Interest parity and dynamic capital mobility : the experience of Singapore
Singapore as a financial center : new developments, challenges, and prospects
Credible liberalizations and international capital flows : the "overborrowing syndrome"
Japanese and U.S. exports and investment as conduits of growth
Foreign direct investment in China : sources and consequences
Interdependence through capital flows in Pacific Asia and the role of Japan
The structural determinants of invoice currencies in Japan : the case of foreign trade with East Asian Countries
An evaluation of Japanese financial liberalization : a case study of corporate bond markets
The role of macroeconomic policy in export-led growth : the experience of Taiwan and South Korea
Money and prices in Taiwan in the 1980s
Financial liberalization : the Korean experience
The principal transactions bank system in Korea and a search for a new bank-business relationship
Monetary autonomy in the presence of capital flows : and never the twain shall meet, except in East Asia?
Interest parity and dynamic capital mobility : the experience of Singapore
Singapore as a financial center : new developments, challenges, and prospects
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