WTO Financial Services Commitments: Determinants and Impacton Financial Stability
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Keywords
WP; banking crisis; liberalization commitment; financial services commitment; high-commitment country; Financial services liberalization commitments; choice of commitments; banking and currency crises; financial instability; extreme bounds analysis; WTO; crisis country; low-commitment country; bank crisis model; Banking crises; Currency crises; Financial sector; East Asia;All these keywords.
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