This paper assesses the impact of distinct types of financial crises on social protection spending using a panel of 105 countries over the period 1991-2019. The findings show that spending on social protection increases when financial crises strike, mainly in the aftermath of banking crises....

This paper assesses the impact of financial crises on social spending and its components (healthcare, education, and social protection) on a panel of 108 countries for the years 1991-2019. An important novelty of this paper is that it tests for the distinct effects of different types of...

Chinese urban commercial banks are currently the third largest type of commercial bank in China, and they have been rapidly developing in recent years. While they play a vital role in the financial system and economy, there is limited research on the productivity of these banks. This article...

This paper uses a unique hand collected dataset based of 37 journals (ranked A or above, on the Australian Deans Council 2016 ABDC journal ranking list) to examine the plight of women in publishing, and as journal editors, in academic finance journals. We investigate if women publish in academic...

This study examines the impact of financial crises on human development over a panel of 113 countries for the years 1980-2017. Special attention is given to the effects of different types of financial crises on overall human development and its components: health, education, and income. Relying...

Over the last four decades, banking crises around the globe have become longer. This, along with the unprecedented government responses to the Great Recession of 2007/08, has led to a critical question of whether political decisions were somehow to blame for these more prolonged crises. Despite...

This paper assesses the role of the political environment in the timing of financial crises over a sample of 85 countries during the period 1975-2017. We consider systemic banking, currency, and sovereign debt crises in addition to twin and triple crises. Using a fixed effects logit model, this...

In the context of recent developments with cryptocurrencies, as well as the potential rise of central bank digital currencies, we present a new visualisation of money. Using three novel figures, we distinguish between the relevant mechanisms, technologies, recordkeeping, and transactions of...

This paper examines the expansion of credit in the UK over the years 1997-2007 and the subsequent loan losses on UK sterling lending. This was a substantial credit expansions especially in lending secured on property. This led to only relatively modest losses for UK banks on residential mortgage...

This article identifies key characteristics of Jesuit pedagogy, expounds why Jesuit pedagogy is relevant to all learners, and explores the benefits of applying these active learning teaching methods to business and economics modules. Teaching effectiveness is reviewed before and after a Jesuit...