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This paper reviews how the changing financial environment in Korea has affected the conduct of monetary policy and … examines the extent to which the Bank of Korea now uses the short-term interest rate rather than money aggregates as an … operating target. Empirical results from estimation of monetary reaction functions suggest that the Bank of Korea has been …
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This paper uses an event-study methodology to examine the wealth effects of Korea's recent move toward financial market …
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debt or tax (seigniorage) finance has no substantial effect on inflation. This paper tests this hypothesis for Korea by …
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price data from Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea. It is shown that the welfare costs of borrowing constraints are positively … constrained sector is 50 percent and residual demand elasticity is 2.0, then costs range from 9 percent of GDP in Korea, where …
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The purpose of this paper is to examine Korean banks' responses to the Basle risk-weighted capital adequacy requirements implemented in 1993. The analysis indicates that while some cosmetic adjustments might have been made by partial recognition of unrealized stock losses and expected loan...
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