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The government's role in Japanese and Korean credit markets:new institutional economics perspective.

By: Cho, Yoon Je; Hellmann, Thomas.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1990Subject(s): Credit | Korea -- Japan -- Economic conditions. -- Korea -- Japan -- Economic conditions. -- Korea -- Japan -- Economic conditionsSummary: The paper discusses the effectiveness of credit policies during the early stage of economic development in Korea and Japan. It also examines the importance of institutional arrangements for managing credit policies in the two countries.

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The government's role in Japanese and Korean credit markets:new institutional economics perspective.

By: Cho, Yoon Je; Hellmann, Thomas.