Publication: The Urgent Need for Financial Reform to Mobilise Savings in Sub-Saharan Africa
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International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth
United Nations Development Programme
United Nations Development Programme
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La Urgente Necesidad de una Reforma Financiera para Movilizar Ahorros en África Subsahariana, L’urgente nécessité d’une réforme du secteur financier pour mobiliser l’épargne en Afrique subsaharienne, A Necessidade Urgente de Reforma Financeira para Mobilizar Poupança na África Subsaariana
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In IPC Policy Research Brief #6, Pollin, Epstein and Heintz provide alternative proposals for monetary policy and financialsector reform in sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on such issues as targeting short-term interest rates, instituting moderate exchange controls, proposing large-scale loan guarantee programmes and reviving state development banks (see also the directly related IPC Policy Research Brief #4). (...)
No IPC Policy Research Brief No. 6, Pollin, Epstein e Heintz proporcionam propostas alternativas
No IPC Policy Research Brief No. 6, Pollin, Epstein e Heintz proporcionam propostas alternativas