Kim Young-chan: The German Mark and the Role of the Federal Bank of Germany

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A fellow Korean bank employee, who has spent 30 years in the field, including a year in Germany, at a time of historic significance, is the author of a 30-year bond with Germany, based on the literature and data he learned during his 60-year history of building the Federal Bank of Germany, who deals closely with the role of German bank banks and German marks on the economic aspects of unions and unity in Germany. There has been extensive research on the economic aspects of privateization, property rights, former spending in East Germany, and then the economic response to East Germany. The financial sector also has a significant amount of research on rapid currency integration, the decision of the rate of conversion, reform of the East German financial system, and the German Federal Bank's currency policy. However, it is rare to find that German marking, which has been a major factor in the process of union and unity of currency, and studies that focus on the role of the Federal Bank of Germany. Since the central bank, the Federal Bank of Germany, cannot address the role of the German currency and not address its monetary union, books focus on the role between East West Germany and the union of money, both of which are part and of the Federal Republic of Germany. And to understand him, the whole West German economy and the East German financial situation, the federal bank, as a basis for functioning as a central bank, also introduces the integration of financial sectors.

Korean title: 독일마르크화, 독일연방은행의 역할

Korean author: 김영찬

Korean publisher: 새녘

ISBN-13: 9788998153380

김영찬: 독일마르크화, 독일연방은행의 역할
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