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Kazakhstan—Financing Imbalances in a Resource Rich Economy

In: Financial Systems In Transition A Flow of Analysis Study of Financial Evolution in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

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  • John Dawson
  • Stephen Everhart

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The following sections are included:Kazakhstan's Financial Evolution during Transition: A Flow of Funds ViewKazakhstan's Financial System and Economic Policy over the Coming DecadeA Moderate-Growth Projection (Base Case)A Lower Growth Projection (Alternative Case)Conclusions

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  • John Dawson & Stephen Everhart, 2000. "Kazakhstan—Financing Imbalances in a Resource Rich Economy," World Scientific Book Chapters, in: Alexander E Fleming & Marcelo M Giugale (ed.), Financial Systems In Transition A Flow of Analysis Study of Financial Evolution in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, chapter 3, pages 29-52, World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd..
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