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Through innovation and deregulation, the French financial system is presently undergoing extensive changes. It will have far-reaching implications for monetary policy.
Most of the material used in this paper is taken directly from two contributions made on the same topic at the BIS economists’ meeting of November 1986 and at the University of Illinois in September 1986 by Didier Bruneel, Director of Monetary Studies at the Banque de France.
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© 1992 Stephen F. Frowen and Dietmar Kath
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Raymond, R. (1992). The Effects of Financial Innovation and Deregulation on French Monetary Policy. In: Frowen, S.F., Kath, D. (eds) Monetary Policy and Financial Innovations in Five Industrial Countries. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21684-0_5
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