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In comparison with the many previous years of rigid development, the banking sector in the former Czechoslovakia underwent substantial and rapid changes during the period 1990–2 as an important part of a broad transformation process from a centrally planned economy into a market economy. The enormous range and speed of these changes have been stimulated by enormous demands from other economic sectors for financial services.
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D. Begg and R. Portes, ‘Enterprise Debt and Economic Transformation: Financial Restructuring of the State Sector in Central and Eastern Europe’, CEPR Discussion Paper no. 695, June 1992, London.
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Kerouš, M. (1995). Key Issues in Czech and Slovak Banking: A Central Banker’s Perspective. In: Griffith-Jones, S., Drábek, Z. (eds) Financial Reform in Central and Eastern Europe. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23800-2_3
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