The New Europe: Evolving Economic and Financial Systems in East and West

AOpening Addresses.- I Introduction.- II The New Europe; Evolving Economic and Financial Systems in East and West.- B Privatization, Industrial Organization.- III Notes on Voucher Privatization in Eastern Europe.- IV Bank-Industry Linkages: Models for Eastern European Economic Restructuring.- V In the Image of the West: Creating Financial Systems in Eastern Europe.- VI Privatisation in Western Economies.- VII Barriers to Privatisation: the Case of Poland.- VIII Privatization in Romania -the Case for Financial Institutions.- C Banking and Financial Reform and the Regulatory Issue.- IX From the Plan to the Market: Banking and Financial Reform Aspects.- X Financial Aspects of Enterprise Restructuring.- XI Financial Sector Reform and Monetary Policy in Central and Eastern Europe.- XII Secular Pressures on Banking in Developed Financial Systems: Is Traditional Banking an Industry in Secular Decline?.- XIII Regulation in an International Financial Market Place.- XIV Reforming the Financial System in Central and Eastern Europe.- D Central Banking and Monetary Policy; the Anchor Problem.- XV Towards a Single European Currency: ECU, Franc-fort, Question-Mark.- XVI Monetary Policy Issues and Monetary Integration in Selected East European Countries.- XVII Economic and Monetary Policy in Eastern Europe: Monetarist or Keynesian Approach?.- XVIII Central Bank Independence: Searching for the Philosophers’ Stone.- XIX Strategic Impediments to Currency Unification.- XX The Romanian Leu - A Difficult Road Towards Convertibility.- E Economic Adjustment, Balance of Payments and East-West Relations.- XXI National Saving in Developing and Reforming Countries.- XXII Western Enterprises’ Response to the Reform Processes in Eastern Europe.- XXIII Capital Needs and Investment Financing inEastern Countries.- XXIV Financial Integration and Disintegration in the Former USSR.- XXV La Crise Economique en Europe Centrale et la Croissance de laCE: F Agenda pour 1993–1995.- XXVI Retirement Savings of Western Europe: the Motor for Deepening Integration in a Wider Europe of the Regions?.- F Concluding Address.- XXVII General Report on the Colloquium.