BOFIT Discussion Papers, Institute for Economies in Transition, Bank of Finland
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No. 31/2012: Is bank competition detrimental to efficiency? Evidence from China
Zuzana Fungácová, Pierre Pessarossi and Laurent Weill
No. 30/2012: Financial system reforms and China’s monetary policy framework: A DSGE-based assessment of initiatives and proposals
Michael Funke and Michael Paetz
No. 29/2012: Credit conditions and firm investment: Evidence from the MENA region
Risto Herrala and Rima Turk Ariss
No. 28/2012: Convertibility restriction in China’s foreign exchange market and its impact on forward pricing
Yi David Wang
No. 27/2012: Real-time warning signs of emerging and collapsing Chinese house price bubbles
Michael Funke and Xi Chen
No. 26/2012: The Determinants of Vulnerability to the Global Financial Crisis 2008 to 2009: Credit Growth and Other Sources of Risk
Martin Feldkircher
No. 25/2012: Modelling the impact of aggregate financial shocks external to the Chinese economy
Duo Qin and Xinhua He
No. 24/2012: Currency blocs in the 21st century
Christoph Fischer
No. 23/2012: Is China climbing up the quality ladder?
Gabor Pula and Daniel Daniel Santabarbara
No. 22/2012: Early warning indicators of asset price boom/bust cycles in emerging markets
Alexey Ponomarenko
No. 21/2012: Does CEO turnover matter in China? Evidence from the stock market
Pierre Pessarossi and Laurent Weill
No. 20/2012: The rise of China and its implications for emerging markets - Evidence from a GVAR model
Martin Feldkircher and Iikka Korhonen
No. 19/2012: Non-price competitiveness of exports from emerging countries
Konstantins Benkovskis and Julia Wörz
No. 18/2012: Examining the role of monetary aggregates in China
José R. Sánchez-Fung
No. 17/2012: No coupling, no decoupling, only mutual inter-dependence: Business cycles in emerging vs. mature economies
Pierre L. Siklos
No. 16/2012: Market and Non-Market Monetary Policy Tools in a Calibrated DSGE Model for Mainland China
Qianying Chen, Michael Funke and Michael Paetz
No. 15/2012: Predictive power of confidence indicators for the Russian economy
Niko Korte
No. 14/2012: Are Chinese Trade Flows Different?
Yin-Wong Cheung, Menzie D. Chinn and Xing Wang Qian
No. 13/2012: The dynamics of catch-up and skill and technology upgrading in China
Michael Funke and Xi Chen
No. 12/2012: Measuring systemic funding liquidity risk in the Russian banking system
Irina Andrievskaya
No. 11/2012: A DSGE-Based Assessment of Nonlinear Loan-to-Value Policies: Evidence from Hong Kong
Michael Funke and Michael Paetz
No. 10/2012: Does finance cause growth? Evidence from the origins of banking in Russia
Daniel Berkowitz, Mark Hoekstra and Koen Schoors
No. 9/2012: Government intervention and institutional trading strategy: Evidence from a transition country
Yi Yao, Rong Yang, Zhiyuan Liu and Iftekhar Hasan
No. 8/2012: A note on foreign bank entry and bank corporate governance in China
Iftekhar Hasan and Ru Xie
No. 7/2012: Why do large firms go for Islamic loans?
Laurent Weill and Christophe Godlewski
No. 6/2012: Financial sector in resource-dependent economies
Sanna Kurronen
No. 5/2012: Has the Chinese growth model changed? A view from the credit market
Risto Herrala and Yandong Jia
No. 4/2012: Integration of Chinese and Russian stock markets with world markets: National and sectoral perspectives
Ian Babeckii, Luboš Komárek and Zlatuše Komárková
No. 3/2012: Bank stress tests as an information device for emerging markets: The case of Russia
Zuzana Fungácová and Petr Jakubík
No. 2/2012: De facto currency baskets of China and East Asian economies: The rising weights
Ying Fang, Shicheng Huang and Linlin Niu
No. 1/2012: Bank pricing under oligopsony-oligopoly: Evidence from 103 developing countries
Walid Marrouch and Rima Turk-Ariss
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