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South Asia: Growth Rates Of Money Supply
(M2) (a) (% per annum)
Region / Country
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1981
– 90
(b)
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1991
– 97
(c)
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1990
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1991
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1992
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1993
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1994
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1995
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1996
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1997
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1998
(d)
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1999
(d)
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Bangladesh
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20.3
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12.5
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16.9
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12.1
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14.1
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10.6
|
15.4
|
16.0
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8.2
|
10.8
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12.0
|
12.5
|
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Bhutan
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17.7
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20.8
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10.5
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29.6
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-2.3
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16.2
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21.5
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29.9
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30.4
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20.0
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-
|
-
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India (e)
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16.3
|
17.4
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14.9
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19.3
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15.7
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18.4
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22.3
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13.7
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15.9
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16.5
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16.7
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15.0
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Maldives
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37.2
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22.6
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35.6
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24.9
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12.9
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36.4
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24.2
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15.6
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24.0
|
20.0
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-
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-
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Nepal
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20.1
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18.4
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18.6
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19.5
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21.1
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27.7
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19.6
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16.1
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14.4
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10.7
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12.0
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12.0
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Pakistan
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12.7
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18.0
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12.6
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16.3
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-30.3
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18.0
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16.9
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16.6
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14.9
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13.1
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14.2
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15.0
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Sri Lanka
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16.6
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18.1
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19.1
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21.5
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17.4
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23.4
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19.7
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19.2
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10.8
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14.7
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14.0
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13.0
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Note : (a) =
M2 is defined as M1 the sum currently in circulation and demand deposits
with deposit money banks – plus quasi money. Data for
M2 are obtained from country sources
(b) = Simple average
for the period 1981-90
(c) = Simple
Average for the period 1991-97
(d) = Reported
figures for 1998 & 1999 are projected estimates
(e) = For
India M3 is used for liquidity
- = Data not available
Source : ADB, “Asian Development Outlook’, Various Issues. SAARC
Survey Of Development & Co-operation : 1998/99, RISNODC, New Delhi
1999.
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