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Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy in Belarus: Analysis and Recommendations
This paper describes and evaluates the current monetary and exchange rate policy of the National Bank of Belarus.
| Link | http://ipm.by/pdf/pp1704e…://ipm.by/pdf/pp1704e.pdf |
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| Author | Giucci, R., Trebesch, Ch. |
| Date | 11/апр |
| Institute | Institute for Privatization and Management Research Center |
| Tags | monetary, exchange, bank, Belarus |
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