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3 juin 2010
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Kavaljit Singh, « Entry of Foreign Banks in India and China », Schweizerisches Jahrbuch für Entwicklungspolitik, ID : 10.4000/sjep.397
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Implemented in conjunction with other macroeconomic policy reforms, financial liberalization remains one of the most controversial issues in economic literature. Financial liberalization is a process in which allocation of resources is determined by market forces rather than the state. It minimizes the role of the state in the financial sector by encouraging market forces to decide who gets and gives credit and at what price. Banking sector liberalization is an important component of financia...