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Рис. 1: УНевозможная троицаФ

Источник: Frankel [1999]

Рис. 1. Коэффициенты монетизации (M2:ВВП) в странах с экономикой переходного типа в 1997 г.

Страна	Коэффициент монетизации экономики
ГРУЗИЯ	6%
АРМЕНИЯ	9%
КАЗАХСТАН	10%
УКРАИНА	14%
КЫРГЫЗСТАН	14%
АЗЕРБАЙДЖАН	14%
БЕЛАРУСЬ	16%
РОССИЯ	18%
ИТВА	19%
МОЛДОВА	22%
МОНГОЛИЯ	23%
РУМЫНИЯ	25%
АТВИЯ	28%
БОЛГАРИЯ	34%
ПОЛЬША	40%
ВЕНГРИЯ	41%
ЭСТОНИЯ	42%
СЛОВЕНИЯ	42%
ХОРВАТИЯ	43%
СЛОВАЦКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА	68%
ЧЕШСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА	71%

Источник: IFS; Jarocinski [1999].

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