The Influence of Foreign Banks Entry on the Supply of Credit Funds——Empirical Evidence from Emerging Market Countries in Asia
Taking eight emerging market countries in Asia as samples,an empirical study is made on the influence of foreign banks entry on the supply of quantity and quality of credit funds.The results show that the entry of foreign banks has no positive influence on the increase of the supply quantity of credit funds of the host country.However,it helps to improve the quality of credit funds and the stability of finance.The entry of foreign banks into China will have no adverse effect on the monetary policy of Chinese Central Banks;instead it is beneficial to improve the allocation efficiency of credit funds and the financial development of China.
The focus of this paper looks the role that institutional economics can play in helping our understanding of how environmental problems arise in the air transport sector, and how policy responses are derived. It is positive in the sense that it seeks to help our understanding of things, rather than being in anyway prescriptive about what should be done to enhance the environmental performance of the air transport sector. What does seem to be clear is that simply arguments over alternative policy tools or packages of tools is rather sterile without due consideration of the prevailing institutional structures.