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Acemoglu, Daron, 274 Backus, David K., 234
Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), 29–30, balance of payments history, 162–65
83–84; NPLs and, 42, 88, 104, 108, banking system, 2, 365; accounting
119, 128, 138 standards, 36; administrative credit
Agricultural Development Bank, 35–36 plans and, 98; assets and, 38, 91–93t,
Allen, Franklin, 251, 285 132n5; bank categories, 113; “below-
American Depository Receipts (ADRs), market” deposits and, 137–38;
230, 292–93 borrowers, 138; branch networks,
Ang, Andrew, 355 30–31, 73n67; centralization of, 104,
Annual Report on Exchange Arrangements 110–19; Communist Party and, 97;
and Exchange Restrictions (AREAER), competition and complexity, 30–35,
231, 383 141, 143; credit quotas and, 67; data
A-share market, 30, 54, 55, 209, 230, 311, issues, 112, 117, 119–20, 133n26,
312n4 379–81; fee income, 141; fi nancial
A shares, 53, 55, 204, 229, 282, 288n6, institutions overview, 88t, 89–94;
291, 311, 400, 401. See also chronology fi nancial markets and, 27–28; fi xed
of economic, po litical, and fi nancial investment and, 118–19; foreign banks
events in China and, 131–32; foreign own ership and,
Asian currencies, undervaluation of, 139, 368n9; foreign strategic sharehold-
357–59; asset and commodity prices ers and, 41; growth dynamics and,
and, 358; Bretton Woods II system and, 94–98; house hold sector and, 139;
359; core infl ation and, 358–59; income redistribution and, 86; interbank
infl ation and, 358 market reforms and, 111; interest rate
Asian fi nancial crisis of 1997, 5, 48–49, regulation, 32–33; intermediation and,
62–63, 320; banking reforms and, 90, 94, 116, 132n6; JSBs and, 115–16;
103–4; capital controls and, 203; capital lending, sector composition, 125–27;
flows and, 146, 149; psychological lending, state versus non- state, 95–97,
effects, 178 119–23, 133n10, 141–42; lending
“Asian tigers,” capital inflows, 149, 150f decisions, 111–12; lending restraint,
asset management companies (AMCs), 36, 39–40; lending terms, 88t, 89t, 111,
40–41, 73n71 113–14, 123–25, 133n25; loan
Athanasoulis, Stefano G., 235 concentration, 87, 131, 142; loan
