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LIST OF CONTENT<br />

Chapters Page<br />

Chapter<br />

I Introduction I<br />

1.1 The Country 1<br />

1.2 From a Monocrop Economy<br />

to Financial Liberalisation 2<br />

1.3 Rationale for the Research and Objectives 7<br />

1.4 Research Questions 8<br />

1.5 Research Method 9<br />

1.6 Structure<br />

of the Thesis 12<br />

Chapter 2 Literature Review. Financial Liberalisation: Basic Theoretical 16<br />

Frameworks<br />

2.1 Introduction to the Debate 16<br />

2.2 Pre-Liberalisation Period: Low-Interest Policy 21<br />

2.3 The Me Kinnon and Shaw Paradigm (Financial Liberalisation) 33<br />

2.4 Some Empirical Evidence 44<br />

2.5 Extensions of the Me Kinnon and Shaw Framework 47<br />

2.5.1. Kapur's Model of Liberalisation 47<br />

2.5.2 The Galbis Model 51<br />

2.5.3 Open Economy with Capital Mobility: The Mathieson Model 54<br />

and Keynesian Reservations.<br />

2.6 Summary<br />

V<br />

62

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