Central banks are getting more transparent, study finds

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Barry Eichengreen

The trend for central banks to become more transparent and more independent survived the onset of the global financial crisis, according to the third edition of a study conducted since 2007 by Barry Eichengreen and Nergiz Dincer, published today by the Bank of Korea.

The study, Central Bank Transparency and Independence: Updates and New Measures, published as a Bank of Korea working paper, adds data for the years 2007-2010 inclusive to the existing data set which starts in 1998, and now includes

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