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The purpose of this book is to empirically analyse the multifaceted
nature of financial linkages in East Asia and to discuss the key
policy challenges faced by the region's economies. Although the
emphasis is placed on East Asia, some of the chapters cover a
broader area of countries depending on the aim of the study.
Particular areas of focus in these studies include: the evolution
of cross-border financial linkages in East Asia; long-run economic
consequences of remittance inflows and natural resource dependence;
and policy priorities for the financial integration and management
of resource-rich economies.
India's financial sector has undergone significant changes
following the start of the economic liberalization in the early
1990s. In addition to providing important information on monetary
and financial issues in India, this book also provides examples to
analyze a developing economy by using macro-financial data. The
book also focuses on three main topics, that is, monetary policy,
financial markets and finance-poverty nexus, and provides new
insights into these issues by applying some recently developed
quantitative techniques.
Many empirical analyses have demonstrated that financial inclusion
and remittance inflows both indicate the potential of finance to
resolve issues of growth and poverty in developing countries. Based
on a wide-ranging review of prior research and empirical analyses
from a new perspective, this book aims to systematically clarify
the relations between financial inclusion, remittance inflows,
economic growth, and poverty reduction in developing countries,
revealing a new role for development finance.
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