financial system

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financial
adjective
uk /faɪˈnæn.ʃəl/ us /faɪˈnæn.ʃəl/
relating to money or how money ...
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system
noun
uk /ˈsɪs.təm/ us /ˈsɪs.təm/
a set of connected things or devices that ...
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But it forgets totally about the maturity structure of the financialsystem.
Legislation over the next thirty years continued to decrease the role of securities markets and enhance bank control over the financialsystem.
Rather, both created facilitating conditions that supported the domestically driven process of moving from a bank-dominated financialsystem to one based on securities markets.
This focus on the extent of the financialsystem is motivated by the common emphasis on the provision of external finance discussed earlier.
Figure 2 shows the financialsystem in three equivalent representations at different levels of aggregation.
With a financialsystem based on municipal rents, the possibility of decent maintenance and upkeep was defeated by the massive scale of non-payment.
The benefits of a transparent financialsystem have been widely studied, but there are relatively few studies that inquire into its potential costs.
A weak financialsystem-reflecting an underperforming banking system, poor investment protection and corporate governance, or fragile securities markets-yields a high cost of financial intermediation.
As an outsider, he offered the bolseros an opportunity to advance their project of diversifying the financialsystem.
From our theoretical perspective, the identification of the core of the financialsystem is central to an assessment of the likelihood of the scenarios proposed.
Each national financialsystem seems to be characterized by its own rules and conflicts.
The focus of these chapters is the development of each country's financialsystem, but their reach extends well beyond the confines of financial history.
In sum, households face wealth constraints in their decisions to undertake costly entry into the financialsystem itself.
Much of the empirical evidence estimates increases in the level of financial development using measures of the extent of the financialsystem.
It did so because it recognised the limitations of the state-owned financialsystem and as part of its overall programme of domestic financial liberalisation.
However, pressure from international capital mobility was not yet strong and the costs of not participating in the international financialsystem were not high.
The financialsystem was reformed in the 1980s.
The book not only addresses the question of regulation of public utilities but also the critical regulation of the financialsystem.
It can be argued that the financialsystem itself is nearly decomposable, as most interrelations are within the financialsystem.
Then a general equilibrium model with the financialsystem tied to the real economy.
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