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Measuring Interregional Fund Flows in a Dollarized Economy: Evidence from Branch-Level Data of Deposits and Loans in Cambodia

Asian Development Review
Partial dollarization is a significant phenomenon in the banking sectors of many developing countries, yet evidence on its spread through bank branch networks remains scarce.
DAIJU AIBA, VITHYEA YOU
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Dollarization in North Korea: Evidence from a Survey of North Korean Refugees

East Asian Economic Review, 2017
This study measures the degree of dollarization in North Korea using results from a survey of 231 North Korean refugees. Specifically, we compare foreign currency use of households as both store-of-value substitutes (i.e., asset substitution) and ...
Sung Min Mun , Seung Ho Jung
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Dedollarization as a Direction of Russia's Financial Policy in Current Conditions. [PDF]

Stud Russ Econ Dev, 2023
Xu Wenhong.
europepmc   +1 more source

Cambodia's Persistent Dollarization: Causes and Policy Options [PDF]

Cambodia's economic and social achievements over the past ten years have been the most impressive in its history. Nevertheless, Cambodia today is still as dollarized, if not more so, than it was ten years ago.
Menon, Jayant
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Exchange rate volatility, corruption, and economic growth. [PDF]

Heliyon, 2022
Ramoni-Perazzi J, Romero H.
europepmc   +1 more source

The Twin Risks in the Dollarization Debate: Country and Devaluation Risks [PDF]

This paper discusses dollarization from the perspective of the relation between country and devaluation risk. In the absence of balance sheet effects, we find that a full dollarization of an economy increases its country risk.
Eduardo Morón, Ernesto Stein, Pablo Druck   +2 more
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Measuring urban expansion pattern using spatial matrices in Khulna City, Bangladesh. [PDF]

Heliyon, 2023
Alam I, Nahar K, Morshed MM.
europepmc   +1 more source

An Investigation of the Macroeconomic and Monetary Effects of Dollarization in Eritrea

, 2013
Most countries of the developing world have voluntarily or involuntarily been involved in using foreign currencies and trapped their economies for either the best or worst outcomes of dollarization.
Mengesha, Lula G.
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"Towards a Stronger Euro: EMU Enlargement and Euroization (vs. Dollarization)" [PDF]

, 2007
Since its introduction in 2002, the euro has enjoyed an increasingly important role in international monetary relations. This is due to the fact that the euro is issued by one of the world’s leading economic and trading powers.
Viterbo, Annamaria., Viterbo, Annamaria
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The surge in Tunisia foreign debt: causes and possible ways out. [PDF]

SN Bus Econ, 2023
Bouabidi M.
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