The basic question of this book is what we can learn from empirical
as well as theoretical analysis of financial systems, differing
cross-sectional and changing structually over time, with respect to
the issue of stability of financial systems. Part I of the book
deals with stability issues in a globalizing financial world and
addresses topics of convergence, domestic policy, financial
bubbles, crises and international coordination. Part II is on
banking systems. Country specific adoption and restructuring of
(universal but also separation) banking systems are key problems
for the industrialized economies, while catching-up is of major
concern for the economies in transition. Feeble regional economies
and subsidized banking is at the heart of the vivid dispute on
public sector banking being taken up in Part III. The last Part is
devoted to resource-oriented approaches in quantifiying financial
development and risk of sovereign default.
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