The tradability of banking services : impact and implications /

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TextSeries: Current studiesPublication details: Geneva : United Nations, c1994.Description: xiv, 195 pISBN:

9211044332

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332.15 UNI

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HG4515.7 .T73 1994

Summary: This book examines the tradability of banking products, particularly as regards its technical feasibility and the implications of this for both banking enterprises and national economies, including particularly, developing countries.

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"ST/CTC/168."

"UNCTAD/DTCI/14"--P. [4] of cover.

"United Nations publication. Sales no. E.94.II.A12"--P. [4] of cover.

"Based on a research report prepared by Erik Baark ... [et al.]"--P. iv.

Includes bibliographical references.

This book examines the tradability of banking products, particularly as regards its technical feasibility and the implications of this for both banking enterprises and national economies, including particularly, developing countries.

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