Emancipating the Banking System and Developing Markets for Govern

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Foreword
Acknowledgements
Pt. I Introduction and Debt-Deficit Dynamics 1
1 Why Develop Markets for Government Debt? 3
2 Debts, Deficits, Inflation and Growth 26
Pt. II Captive and Foreign Markets 49
3 The Central Bank and Inflationary Finance 51
4 Financial Repression 69
5 Foreign Debt Accumulation 104
Pt. III Developing Voluntary Domestic Markets 119
6 Prerequisites, Persuasion and Pitfalls 121
7 The Players and the Markets 156
8 Roles for the Central Bank 174
App. 1 Central Bank Case Study Questionnaire 187
App. 2 Government Deficits as Percent of GDP 189
App. 3 Government Domestic Debt as Percent of GDP 192
App. 4 Government Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP 195
App. 5 Government Debt as Percent of GDP 198
App. 6 Government and Government-Guaranteed Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP 201
App. 7 Continuously Compounded Rates of Economic Growth 204
App. 8 Real Interest Rates 207
App. 9 Continuously Compounded CPI Inflation Rates 210
App. 10 Change in Reserve Money as Percent of GDP 213
App. 11 Reserve Money as Percent of Broad Money (M2) 216
App. 12 Bank Reserves as Percent of Bank Deposits 219
App. 13 Growth Rates in Eight Case Study Countries 222
App. 14 Inflation Rates in Eight Case Study Countries 222
App. 15 Government Deficits as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 223
App. 16 Government Domestic Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 223
App. 17 Government Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 224
App. 18 Government Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 224
App. 19 Government and Government-Guaranteed Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 225
App. 20 Change in Reserve Money as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries 225
App. 21 Net Domestic Credit to Government as Percent of Aggregate Domestic Credit in Eight Case Study Countries 226
App. 22 Reserve Money as Percent of Broad Money (M2) in Eight Case Study Countries 226
App. 23 Bank Reserves as Percent of Bank Deposits in Eight Case Study Countries 227
App. 24 Real Interest Rates in Eight Case Study Countries 227
App. 25 Central Bank Governors' Symposium Participants 228
Bibliography 233
Index 245

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If there were more people like Muhammad Yunus, then maybe his goal of stamping out poverty by 2050 will be achieved ' hell, maybe he'll be able to get Bangladesh there all on his own at the rate that he's going.

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	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	Foreword
	Acknowledgements
Pt. I	Introduction and Debt-Deficit Dynamics	1
1	Why Develop Markets for Government Debt?	3
2	Debts, Deficits, Inflation and Growth	26
Pt. II	Captive and Foreign Markets	49
3	The Central Bank and Inflationary Finance	51
4	Financial Repression	69
5	Foreign Debt Accumulation	104
Pt. III	Developing Voluntary Domestic Markets	119
6	Prerequisites, Persuasion and Pitfalls	121
7	The Players and the Markets	156
8	Roles for the Central Bank	174
App. 1	Central Bank Case Study Questionnaire	187
App. 2	Government Deficits as Percent of GDP	189
App. 3	Government Domestic Debt as Percent of GDP	192
App. 4	Government Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP	195
App. 5	Government Debt as Percent of GDP	198
App. 6	Government and Government-Guaranteed Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP	201
App. 7	Continuously Compounded Rates of Economic Growth	204
App. 8	Real Interest Rates	207
App. 9	Continuously Compounded CPI Inflation Rates	210
App. 10	Change in Reserve Money as Percent of GDP	213
App. 11	Reserve Money as Percent of Broad Money (M2)	216
App. 12	Bank Reserves as Percent of Bank Deposits	219
App. 13	Growth Rates in Eight Case Study Countries	222
App. 14	Inflation Rates in Eight Case Study Countries	222
App. 15	Government Deficits as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	223
App. 16	Government Domestic Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	223
App. 17	Government Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	224
App. 18	Government Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	224
App. 19	Government and Government-Guaranteed Foreign Debt as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	225
App. 20	Change in Reserve Money as Percent of GDP in Eight Case Study Countries	225
App. 21	Net Domestic Credit to Government as Percent of Aggregate Domestic Credit in Eight Case Study Countries	226
App. 22	Reserve Money as Percent of Broad Money (M2) in Eight Case Study Countries	226
App. 23	Bank Reserves as Percent of Bank Deposits in Eight Case Study Countries	227
App. 24	Real Interest Rates in Eight Case Study Countries	227
App. 25	Central Bank Governors' Symposium Participants	228
	Bibliography	233
	Index	245