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... Central Asia . Central Asia extends from western Man- churia to the Caspian Sea , along the grasslands , moun- tains , and plateaus of Inner and Outer Mongolia , Tibet , the Central Asian Muslim republics of the U.S.S.R. ( Kirgiziya ...
... Central Asia . Central Asia extends from western Man- churia to the Caspian Sea , along the grasslands , moun- tains , and plateaus of Inner and Outer Mongolia , Tibet , the Central Asian Muslim republics of the U.S.S.R. ( Kirgiziya ...
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The need for a central bank The central bank as " lender of the last resort " Role of central banks in the banking system Maintain- ing the balance of foreign payments Moder- ating booms and slumps Develop- ing the banking system.
The need for a central bank The central bank as " lender of the last resort " Role of central banks in the banking system Maintain- ing the balance of foreign payments Moder- ating booms and slumps Develop- ing the banking system.
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... central bank TECHNIQUES OF CREDIT CONTROL Central banks have developed a variety of techniques for influencing , regulating , and controlling the activities of commercial banks . These may be divided into ( 1 ) the so- called classical ...
... central bank TECHNIQUES OF CREDIT CONTROL Central banks have developed a variety of techniques for influencing , regulating , and controlling the activities of commercial banks . These may be divided into ( 1 ) the so- called classical ...
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