Document Type : Research

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PhD in Development and Planning Economics, Banking Researcher at Export Development Bank of Iran

Abstract

This book is one of the new books on financial development published in 2010. The book has seven chapters and each chapter is written by different authors. Each chapter seems to be a summary of a broader study, set up in a framework almost like the article. Although the content of each chapter is very valuable to study, it has not addressed many of the new issues affecting the relationship between the financial development and economic growth. On the part of the translation, this book does not have a fluent translation and requires a revision of the Persian translation and the Persian equivalents used for some English words. From the editorial point of view, it seems that the editing of the book has not been done carefully and the book needs to be revised again.

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