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IMF paper on macroprudential instruments

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This IMF paper discusses and compares macroprudential tools by various countries - were they successful and what were the costs if any?

http://www.johnwalley.co.nz/files/IMF on macroprudential instruments.pdf

tags: imf, macroprudential tools, loan to value ratio

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