Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic

In the process of transformation in old socialist country in Eastern Europe in 1989, a large scale insolvent debenture emerges. Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic which drove Eastern Europe's economy, use insolvent loan to solve this insolvent debenture and these three countries also make t...

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Main Author: Jeong-Chul Han
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy 1998-06-01
Series:East Asian Economic Review
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.11644/KIEP.JEAI.1998.2.2.20
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description In the process of transformation in old socialist country in Eastern Europe in 1989, a large scale insolvent debenture emerges. Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic which drove Eastern Europe's economy, use insolvent loan to solve this insolvent debenture and these three countries also make the government bonds as money supply funding patterns. But Hungary and Poland use decentralized solution and leading banks to deal with the bad creditor. On the contrary, Czech has no special way of dealing with that, but let some certain bank mainly focusing on the bad creditor which is called centralized solution. Now, Korean government is using the similar method like Czech. In this point of view, in order avoid insolvent debenture becoming the burden of economy, Korea has to work out the same plan to deal with insolvent debenture with Poland.
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spelling doaj.art-ab368dece0d140e99bc29d12f83039802022-12-21T19:51:02ZengKorea Institute for International Economic PolicyEast Asian Economic Review2508-16402508-16671998-06-0122219255http://dx.doi.org/10.11644/KIEP.JEAI.1998.2.2.20Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech RepublicJeong-Chul Han In the process of transformation in old socialist country in Eastern Europe in 1989, a large scale insolvent debenture emerges. Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic which drove Eastern Europe's economy, use insolvent loan to solve this insolvent debenture and these three countries also make the government bonds as money supply funding patterns. But Hungary and Poland use decentralized solution and leading banks to deal with the bad creditor. On the contrary, Czech has no special way of dealing with that, but let some certain bank mainly focusing on the bad creditor which is called centralized solution. Now, Korean government is using the similar method like Czech. In this point of view, in order avoid insolvent debenture becoming the burden of economy, Korea has to work out the same plan to deal with insolvent debenture with Poland.http://dx.doi.org/10.11644/KIEP.JEAI.1998.2.2.20TransitionEconomic ReformDebt-bond SwapEastern Europe
spellingShingle Jeong-Chul Han
Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
East Asian Economic Review
Transition
Economic Reform
Debt-bond Swap
Eastern Europe
title Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
title_full Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
title_fullStr Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
title_full_unstemmed Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
title_short Resolving Bad Loans in Central and Eastern Europe: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic
title_sort resolving bad loans in central and eastern europe the cases of hungary poland and czech republic
topic Transition
Economic Reform
Debt-bond Swap
Eastern Europe
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