Titlebook: Return to Growth in CIS Countries; Monetary Policy and Lúcio Vinhas de Souza,Oleh Havrylyshyn Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Introduction: Growth Resumption in the CIS Countries

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Monetary Policy Transmission and CBR Monetary Policy

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Modeling the Demand for Money and Inflation in Belarus

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Economic Growth in Belarus (1996–2004): Main Drivers and Risks of the Current Strategy

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Why is Financial Strength Important for Central Banks?

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Evidence on the Bank Lending Channel in Ukrainetalization is the best measure of balance sheet strength. Our estimation results suggest that lending response of a Ukrainian bank depends on its capitalization — the higher the capitalization the less sensitive a bank is to changes in monetary policy. This result is consistent with theoretical pred

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Now So Near, and Yet Still So Far: Relations Between Ukraine and the European Unionhelp to prevent a state capture by vested interest groups and the blocking of reforms. Nevertheless, EU membership is a long-term effort, and the Ukraine government should be aware of that..The EU, from its part, should weigh Ukraine’s application on its merits, not taking into consideration the con

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Debt Sustainability in the Wider Eastern European Region: The Long Shadow of the EUn other regional actors, like the CIS, . produce somewhat similar effects, helping to make the regional growth upswing more sustainable in the long run, albeit none of those “framework providers” even approaches the degree of comprehensiveness of the EU’s “.”. On the other hand, for the Eastern Euro