Handbook of finance and development
- Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018
- xvi, 597 p. 25 cm.
PART I THEORY AND EVIDENCE ON FINANCE AND GROWTH 1. Financial Development and Innovation-Led Growth-- 2. Financial Structure, Economic Growth and Development-- 3. Evidence on Finance and Economic Growth-- -- PART II HISTORIC ACCOUNTS-- 4. Two centuries of finance and growth in the United States, 1790-1980-- 5. The financial system in Germany, 1800-1914-- 6. Finance and Growth in the United Kingdom-- 7. East Asian Financial and Economic Development-- 8. Sovereign Commitment and Financial Underdevelopment in Nineteenth-Century Brazil-- -- PART III FINANCE, GROWTH AND STABILITY-- 9. Finance and the Real Economy: Evidence from the US-- 10. Financial Development, Growth, and Crisis: Is there a trade-off?-- 11. The Management and Prevention of Banking Crises: Lessons from Recent Experience-- 12. Financial Globalization: A Glass Half Empty?-- 13. Technological Change, Financial Innovation, and Economic Development-- -- PART IV POLICIES AND INSTITUTIONS-- 14. Regulation and Supervision in financial development-- 15. Bank ownership and economic development-- 16. What drives financial sector development? Policies, politics and history-- 17. Endogenous Political Institutions and Financial Development-- -- PART V ACCESS TO FINANCE-- 18. Financing SMEs and Economic Development-- 19. Household Finance and Economic Development-- 20. Microfinance and Economic Development--
The Handbook of Finance and Development provides a thorough assessment of the existing research on the relationship between the financial system and economic growth. Containing chapters on theory, empirical work and historic accounts, this is the first Handbook to provide a comprehensive overview of the fields of finance and development. ; ; As leading researchers in the field the contributors analyse the emergence of, and innovations in, financial instruments, markets and intermediaries, providing commentary on how these components of financial systems shape resource allocation, poverty, income inequality and aggregate economic growth. They also explore the causes and consequences of financial fragility, the historic development of financial systems, and the regulatory and supervisory underpinnings of financial sector development. Further chapters examine financial development at both the aggregate and country levels and assess the degree to which individuals and firms can access financial services. Recent literature on the financial inclusion of households and enterprises is also analysed. ; ; The Handbook will be of great value to scholars and researchers who are interested in the fields of finance, development and financial inclusion. Throughout the chapters contributors highlight how insights drawn from research inform policy debates on the topics at hand, making this work a useful resource for policy makers and regulators.
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