Corporate balance sheets and macroeconomic policy.: An article from: Finance & Development

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From the supplier: The association between corporate balance sheets and the macroeconomy of the country within which these organizations do business is receiving increasing scrutiny from policymakers in many market economies especially those most adversely affected by the Asian financial crisis. These policymakers are developing analytical approaches to, and operational tools for, addressing the problems confronting macroeconomic and structural policies being presented in many countries by the combination of heavily indebted firms, volatile capital flows and organizational restructuring. As these tools are further refined, they ought to help government authorities develop and implement policies that can minimize the risk of crisis and destabilization.

Citation Details
Title: Corporate balance sheets and macroeconomic policy.
Author: Dale F. Gray
Publication:Finance & Development (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 1999
Publisher: International Monetary Fund
Volume: 36 Issue: 3 Page: 56(4)

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