Central Bank Independence: What is it and What Will it Do for Us?

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Central Bank Independence: What is it and What Will it Do for Us?
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CONTENTS: Introduction; The Meaning of Independence; Why Independence?; The Data & its Analysis; Conclusions.

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£10.00
Publisher
Institute of Economic Affairs
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Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780255363150
BIC Categories:
International finance

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