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Macroeconomic Stability and Seigniorage for Fiscal Revenue: East Asia versus Eastern Europe and the CIS

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This chapter discusses the progress of transition in financial systems and economic stabilities in East Asian countries in comparison with those of Eastern Europe and the CIS. One of the purposes of transition is to raise the general economic level by transforming the social system from a planned economy to a market-based one. Clearly, the financial sphere will not be exempt from any such historic change.

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Mariko Watanabe (research fellow)

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Kimura, K. (2006). Macroeconomic Stability and Seigniorage for Fiscal Revenue: East Asia versus Eastern Europe and the CIS. In: Watanabe, M. (eds) Recovering Financial Systems. IDE-JETRO. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230624863_2

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