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Financial Innovation: Causes and Consequences, of new financial products, an influx of numerous and more diversified types of financial firms and expanding use of computers and communications technology have combined to produce a revolution in financial services. As with all revolutions, there is considerable interest in what caused this one and what changes it has produced.

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,Das «Außen-Innen-Ergänzungsprinzip», of new financial products, an influx of numerous and more diversified types of financial firms and expanding use of computers and communications technology have combined to produce a revolution in financial services. As with all revolutions, there is considerable interest in what caused this one and what changes it has produced.

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Astrometrie und astrometrische Instrumente,d the major Central Banks of the industrialised world to experiment with various alternative methods of monetary management and control — different . as they are usually termed. In particular, Central Banks responded to the worsening inflation of the 1970s by adopting quantitative monetary targets a

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Wissenschaft und Technik im alten Chinapparent paradox. The lenders could lend directly to the borrowers without the use of the intermediary, and indeed many do. The purpose of this chapter is to contribute to the understanding of the workings of financial institutions and the benefits that they provide to lenders and borrowers. A number

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