19 documents matched the search for the 2023-04-24 issue of the NEP report on Financial Development and Growth (nep-fdg), currently edited by Georg Man.
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Review of “Credit and Crisis from Marx to Minsky” by Jan Toporowski,
Brecht Rogissart,
from Center for Open Science
(2023)
Corporate diversification, investment efficiency and the business cycle,
Yolanda Yulong Wang,
from HAL
(2023)
Keywords: Corporate diversification Internal capital markets Capital allocation Business cycle Time-varying agency costs Corporate governance
Public money as a store of value, heterogeneous beliefs, and banks: implications of CBDC,
Manuel A. Muñoz and Oscar Soons,
from European Central Bank
(2023)
Keywords: bank disintermediation, bank stability, cash, central bank digital currency, welfare
Unique Equilibria in Models of Rational Asset Price Bubbles,
Tomohiro Hirano and Alexis Akira Toda,
from The Canon Institute for Global Studies
(2023)
Keywords: bubble, dividend, equilibrium indeterminacy, growth, low interest rate. JEL codes: D53, G12.
Dynamic Banking with Non-Maturing Deposits,
Urban Jermann and Haotian Xiang,
from National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
(2023)
Do The Inward And Outward Foreign Direct Investments Spur Domestic Investment In Bangladesh? A Counterfactual Analysis,
Monirul Islam, Mohammad Tareque, , Abu N.M. Wahid, Md. Mahmudul Alam and Kazi Sohag,
from Center for Open Science
(2022)
Real exchange rate risk and FDI flows: stylized facts and theory,
Jacek Rothert, Alexander McQuoid and Katherine Smith,
from GRAPE Group for Research in Applied Economics
(2023)
Keywords: FDI, real exchange rates, international financial integration, exchange rate risk
Winners and losers from reducing global imbalances,
Jacek Rothert, Andy Glover and Ayşe Kabukçuoğlu Dur,
from GRAPE Group for Research in Applied Economics
(2023)
Keywords: Global Imbalances; Incomplete Markets; Heterogeneity
The March 2023 Bank Interventions in Long-Run Context – Silicon Valley Bank and beyond,
Andrew Metrick and Paul Schmelzing,
from National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
(2023)
Who Wil Run Their Bank?,
Edwin Weinstein and Yaz Muradoglu,
from International Association of Deposit Insurers
(2023)
Keywords: deposit insurance, bank resolution
Networks and Information in Credit Markets,
Abhimanyu Gupta, Sotirios Kokas, Alexander Michaelides and Raoul Minetti,
from Michigan State University, Department of Economics
(2023)
Keywords: Financial networks; spillovers; cost of lending; syndicated loan market
Can governments sleep more soundly when holding international reserves? A banking and financial vulnerabilities perspective,
Audrey Sallenave, Jean-Pierre Allegret and Tolga Omay,
from HAL
(2024)
Keywords: Banking vulnerabilities,Financial vulnerabilities,External shocks,Emerging and developing countries,Panel Smooth Transition Regression model,Reserves accumulation
Why Are the Wealthiest So Wealthy? A Longitudinal Empirical Investigation,
Serdar Ozkan Ⓡ, Joachim Hubmer Ⓡ, Sergio Salgado Ⓡ, Elin Halvorsen Ⓡ and Serdar Ozkan,
from CESifo
(2023)
Keywords: wealth inequality, lifecycle wealth dynamics, rate of return heterogeneity, bequests, saving rate heterogeneity
Does Institutional Quality Matter to Korean Outward FDI? A Gravity Model Analysis,
Muhammad Akhtaruzzaman,
from Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
(2023)
Keywords: A Gravity Model Analysis; Outward FDI; Institutional Quality
Potential Growth: A Global Database,
Sinem Kilic Celik, Ayhan Kose, Franziska Ohnsorge and F. Ulrich Ruch,
from Koc University-TUSIAD Economic Research Forum
(2023)
Keywords: Production function; filters; growth expectations; developing economies.
Potential Growth Prospects: Risks, Rewards, and Policies,
Sinem Kilic Celik, Ayhan Kose and Franziska Ohnsorge,
from Koc University-TUSIAD Economic Research Forum
(2023)
Keywords: Production function; growth expectations; emerging markets; developing economies.
Big techs and the credit channel of monetary policy,
Fiorella De Fiore, Leonardo Gambacorta and Cristina Manea,
from Bank for International Settlements
(2023)
Keywords: Big Techs, monetary policy, credit frictions
Ricardo was surely right: the abundance of "easy" rents leads to greedy and lazy elites. Rentier-capitalism as an exercise in "non-creative" destruction. A tribute to Geoff Harcourt,
José Gabriel Palma,
from Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge
(2023)
Keywords: David Ricardo, Geoff Harcourt, Paul Krugman, inequality, productivity-growth, "easy" rents, rentiers' paradise, "rentierisation", financialisation, "reverse-catching-up", neo-liberalism, middle-income trap, US, Western Europe, Latin America
Misallocation and Productivity Growth: a Meta-analysis,
Maurice Bun, Theoplasti Kolaiti and Tolga Özden,
from DNB
(2023)
Keywords: meta-analysis; misallocation; productivity
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