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Despite the neighbouring Iraq war, Jordan's finance ministry was able to implement difficult reforms in 2003
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Known as the founding father of the Polish market economy, central bank governor Leszek Balcerowicz is a key figure in the country's development into one of the most sophisticated economies in emerging Europe
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Slovakia's deputy prime minister and minister of finance, Ivan Miklos, is a product of his time
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In a rare interview, India's central bank chief, YV Reddy, tells Emerging Markets how he is helping to put his country's finances on a firmer footing after the financial turmoil of the early 1990s
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Strong growth, low interest rates and buoyant exports are all evidence of Malaysia's economic vitality. The country, once criticized for its controversial stance towards foreign investment, is now one of Asia's star performers. In the second quarter, Malaysia's economy grew by 8%, its fastest pace since 2000. Much of this is down to the leadership of Prime Minister (and Finance Minister) Abdullah Badawi and Finance Minister II Nor Mohamed Yakcop
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In the year and nine months that Alfonso Prat-Gay was president of the Banco Central de la Republica Argentina (BCRA), he won such praise and respect for its ability to stabilize the exchange rate, lower interest rates and regenerate internal institutional mechanisms