Past Research Projects
Empirical Study on the Promotion of Home Currency in CambodiaDespite Cambodian government has never officially adopted dollarization, it has become one of the most dollarized economy around the world. Dollarization never abated its pace, and the ratio of foreign currency deposits to broad money (M2) account for around 83% at the end of 2012. For the Cambodian government or the central bank (the National Bank of Cambodia: NBC), such the unexpected dollarization poses many challenges to the management of monetary policies. Under heavy use of foreign exchanges, the central bank has limited control over the effective level of money supply. In addition, dollarization undermines the development of financial market including stock market, interbank market as well. Underdevelopment of interbank market and little demand for governmental bond quoted in Cambodian riel also impair the scope of macroeconomic policies of the Government and NBC. This research project will conduct local survey on financial institutions, enterprises and households in order to reveal the cause of the dollarization and elicit effective policy to promote home currency, as well as provide insights on the researches on dollarization of other Southeast Asian countries.
- Research area
- Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction
- Research period
- 2013.12.27 ~ 2024.03.31
- Chief
- HARADA Tetsuya、 AIBA Daiju
- Researchers belonging to JICA Ogata Research Institute
- OKUDA Hidenobu
- Related areas
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Research results (publications)
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No.16 Measuring Interregional Fund Flows in a Dollarized Economy: Evidence from Branch-level Data of Deposits and Loans in Cambodia
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Cambodian Dollarization: Its Policy Implications for LDCs’ Financial Development
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No.8 Deposit Dollarization and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from a Household Survey in Cambodia
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Bank Dependency on Foreign Funding and Global Liquidity Shocks: The Importance of US Monetary Policy for a Developing Country
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The Cost Efficiency of Cambodian Commercial Banks: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis
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No.214 Monetary Policy Spillover Into a Developing Country When the US Federal Fund Rate Rises: Evidence on a Bank Lending Channel
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No.197 Payment Dollarization and Foreign Exchange Market Development in Cambodia: The Role of Money Changers
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No.185 Currency Choice in Domestic Transactions by Cambodian Households: The Importance of Transaction Size and Network Externalities
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No.160 Determinants of Firms’ Capital Structure Decisions in Highly Dollarized Economies: Evidence from Cambodia
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No.143 Foreign Currency Borrowing and Risk-Hedging Behavior: Evidence from a Household Survey in Cambodia
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Is Dollarization a Problem in the Cambodian Microfinance Sector? (Asian Studies, 65(1), pp. 45-60)
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Dollarization in Cambodia: A Review of Recent Empirical Findings from a Nation-Wide Survey. (Asian Studies, 65(1), pp.24-44)
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Capital structure decisions in a highly dollarized economy: Evidence from Cambodian firms (Journal of Asian Economics, Volume 58, pp.1-18)
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Foreign currency borrowing and risk-hedging behavior: Evidence from Cambodian households (Journal of Asian Economics, Volume 58, pp.19-35)
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Foreign Currency Usage and Perception: Evidence from a Survey on Cambodian Households (Hitotsubashi Economics, 10(2), pp.9-48)
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Dollarization and Enterprise's Behaviors: The Case of Cambodia (Hitotsubashi Economics, 10(2), pp.49-80)
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Financial Dollarization: Evidence from a Survey on Branches of Cambodian Financial Institutions (Hitotsubashi Economics, 10(2), pp.81-116)
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Policy Implications (Hitotsubashi Economics, 10(2), pp.117-128)
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