As a result of the liberalization of the 1980s, the financial
system has acquired a prominent role in developing economies. It is
now conventional wisdom that financial liberalization' is the means
to stimulate economic development.
Investment Finance in Economic Development challenges this
assumption and offers an alternative view. The book presents a
post-Keynesian approach to the role of banks, financial markets and
savings in economic development. It departs from the conventional
belief that financial institutions are mere intermediaries between
savers and investors, to show that banks have a key, active role in
the process of investment finance and growth. Further, financial
markets, as the loci of allocation of financial savings, are shown
to have an important role in supporting financial stability during
the process of growth.
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