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| Working Paper 1 |
IMPACT ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES FOR MICROFINANCE: THEORY, EXPERIENCE AND
BETTER PRACTICE |
| Working Paper 2 |
FINANCIAL SECTOR REGULATION: THE LESSONS OF THE ASIAN CRISIS
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| Working Paper 3 |
THE POOR AND THEIR MONEY: AN ESSAY ABOUT FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR POOR
PEOPLE
(3050 KB allow at least a minute to download)
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| Working Paper 4 |
MICRO-MACRO LINKAGES IN FINANCIAL
MARKETS
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| Working Paper 5 |
FLOW OF FUNDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH ON FINANCIAL
SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND THE REAL ECONOMY
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| Working Paper 6
Word format
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CAPITAL SURGES, INVESTMENT INSTABILITY AND INCOME
DISTRIBUTION AFTER FINANCIAL LIBERALISATION
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| Working Paper 7
Word format
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PROGRESS, CONSTRAINTS AND LIMITATIONS OF FINANCIAL
SECTOR REFORMS IN THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
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| Working Paper 8
Word format
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POLICY ISSUES IN MARKET-BASED AND NON MARKET BASED
MEASURES TO CONTROL THE VOLATILITY OF PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT
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| Working Paper 9 |
FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR THE POOR AND POOREST
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| Working Paper 10
Word format
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FINANCIAL SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND SAVINGS MOBILISATION:
AN ASSESSMENT
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| Working Paper 11 |
SOME LESSONS FOR REGULATION FROM RECENT BANK CRISES
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| Working Paper 12 |
FINANCIAL REGULATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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Working Paper 13
Tables
Annexes (Excel) |
THE PREDICTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF BANK FAILURES IN ZAMBIA
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| Working Paper 14 |
FINANCE AND SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISE
DEVELOPMENT
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| Working Paper 15 |
THE POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR PROMOTING SMALL AND
MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN GHANA AND MALAWI
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| Working Paper 16 |
KEY MICROSTRUCTURE AND POLICY ISSUES FOR EMERGING STOCK
MARKETS: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?
(104 pages - allow at least one minute to
download)
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| Working Paper 17 |
THE IMF AFTER THE ASIAN CRISIS: MERITS AND LIMITATIONS
OF THE 'LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT PARTNER' ROLE
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| Working Paper 18 |
SUPPORT MECHANISMS FOR INTERFIRM LINKAGES AMONG SMEs: IMPACT AND
ASSESSMENT
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| Working Paper 19 |
PRUDENTIAL REGULATION OF BANKS IN LESS DEVELOPED ECONOMIES
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| Working Paper 20 |
FINANCE IN CONFLICT AND RECONSTRUCTION
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| Working Paper 21 |
COMPILING AND UNDERSTANDING THE FLOW OF FUNDS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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| Working Paper 22 |
THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN CAPITAL AND FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN ECONOMIC
GROWTH: NEW EVIDENCE USING THE TRANSLOG PRODUCTION FUNCTION
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| Working Paper 23 |
THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE WTO AND GATS FOR THE BANKING SECTOR IN AFRICA
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| Working Paper 24 |
FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVERSIFICATION AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN
AFRICA: THE CASE OF MICROINSURANCE (NOT AVAILABLE
ONLINE)
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| Working Paper 25 |
DEVELOPING FINANCIAL STRUCTURES TO FOSTER ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
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| Working Paper 26 |
CENTRAL BANKING REGULATION AND COPING WITH THE ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS:
LESSONS FROM THE BANK OF THAILAND
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| Working Paper 27 |
COMPANY FINANCING, CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND OWNERSHIP: A SURVEY AND
IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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| Working Paper 28
Annex (Excel)
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METRO MONEYLENDERS: MICROCREDIT PROVIDERS FOR DELHI'S POOR
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| Working Paper 29
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FROM FRAGMENTATION TO EMBEDDEDNESS: TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FO THE
INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL MARKETS
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| Working Paper 30
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FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY REDUCTION
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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| Working Paper 31
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WILL BE POSTED SHORTLY
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| Working Paper 32
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MONEY MOSAICS: FINANCIAL CHOICE AND
STRATEGY IN A WEST DELHI SQUATTER SETTLEMENT
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| Working Paper 33
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BUSINESS GROUPS AND DIVIDEND POLICY: EVIDENCE ON INDIAN FIRMS
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| Working Paper 34
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BUSINESS GROUPS AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE: EVIDENCE ON INDIAN FIRMS
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| Working Paper 35
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CORPORATE FINANCIAL STRUCTURES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: EVIDENCE FROM A
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THAI AND MALAY CORPORATIONS
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| Working Paper 36
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DOES POLITICAL STRUCTURE REALLY MATTER? EVIDENCE ON POLITICAL STRUCTURE,
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
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| Working Paper 37
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NEW THINKING AND NEW FORMS OF MICROFINANCIAL SERVICE PROVISION IN
BANGLADESH: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ASA, SAFESAVE AND GONO BIMA
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| Working Paper 38
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RESPONDING TO FINANCIAL CRISIS: BETTER OFF WITHOUT THE IMF? THE CASE OF
JAMAICA
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