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Central bank's crucial role in Myanmar's new economic reform

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

The Central Bank of Myanmar is on the verge of securing operational independence and a budget that will enable it to double its headcount to help it oversee rapid economic reform

Topics: Central Bank of Myanmar, Myanmar

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Topics: euro, Europe, Eurozone

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Topics: banknotes, New Zealand

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