Financial liberalization is the process to reduce and eventually remove the control of the State for the operation of the national financial system, make the system operate more freely and more effectively under the rules of the market. Basic content of financial liberalization include: interest rate liberalization, liberalization of lending activities of commercial banks (URBAN COMMERCIAL), liberalized foreign exchange activity, the active liberalization of financial institutions on the financial markets.The financial liberalization that includes domestic financial liberalization and financial liberalization with foreign countries. The financial liberalization in the country is allowing domestic financial institutions freedom to perform the services under the principle of financial markets, domestic financial markets are encouraged to develop, the monetary policy tools are operated according to market signals. Financial liberalization with foreign trade liberalization including transactional and liberalized capital transactions.Have to say, the nature of the financial liberalization's financial performance according to the internal mechanisms of the market and the role of financial regulators move from Government to the market, the goal is to find effective coordination between State and market in implementing the objectives, social-economic missions. Therefore, the result of financial liberalization has often been expressed by the ratio of money extended (cash and deposits in URBAN COMMERCIAL system) on national income.Financial liberalization is divided into two levels: domestic financial liberalization (abolition of control interest rates and credit allocation) and international financial liberalization (removal of capital controls and restrictions on Foreign Exchange Management). The nucleus of the financial liberalization's interest rate liberalization and the need to control the process of interest rate liberalization, namely:
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