Chapter 9 Legal Aspects of Economic Reform in Latin America: The Case of Chile

HERNÁN FELIPE ERRÁZURIZ

Author: HERNÁN FELIPE ERRÁZURIZ

Language:: English

Keywords:: BOOK; independence of central banks; chapter; bank; independence; country; credit policy; bank supervisor; EC treaty; bank regulator; banking regulator; Legal support in revenue administration; Foreign banks; Government securities; Securities markets; Commercial banks; Global; Central and Eastern Europe; Eastern Europe; Europe; Caribbean

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What has happened in Chile is quite different from what is happening in Eastern Europe because Eastern Europe has to build a new economic system while Chile has had to rebuild and modernize one. However, the goal is the same: to create a market-oriented economy. In Chile, achieving that goal has taken 20 years, and the process is still incomplete. During these 20 years, comprehensive changes have been made. Almost every piece of legislation has been changed, as well as many important regulations and even the Constitution.

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Current Legal Issues Affecting Central Banks, Volume III.

Volume III.

Author: Mr. Robert C. Effros

ISBN:: 9781557754981

Publication Date:: 03 Aug 1995

Publisher:: International Monetary Fund

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781557754981.071

Pages:: 679

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