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a model in which this dependence is the result of an unobserved credit cycle: When times are bad, the default … ignoring the dynamic nature of credit risk could lead to a severe underestimation of credit risk (e.g. by a factor of up to 1 ….7 in terms of the 95% VaR). Also, the model indicates that the credit cycle is related to but distinct from the business …
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We establish a set of US stylized facts on prices, quantities and balance sheets, assess the consistency of the current generation of financial DSGE models to these, and provide guidance on the challenges ahead. We mainly find four aspects which future financial friction models should take into...
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This paper studies corporate risk management in a context with financial constraints and imperfect competition on the product market. We show that the interactions between firms heavily affect their hedging demand. As a general rule, the firms’ hedging demand decreases with the correlation...
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incentive effect of competition on innovation and the effect competition has on the degree of credit rationing. I find that the …
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selection forces creditors to ask for collateral. We study the two-way interaction between rationing in the credit market and … the wages offered in the labour market. Both pooling and separating credit contracts can be offered in equilibrium. The …
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credit in competitive markets. The model implies that trade credit and bank credit can be either complements or substitutes … credit even when the borrowing rate exceeds the lending rate. Finally, the model suggests reasons for why trade credit is … more prevalent in less developed credit markets and for why accounts payable of large unrated firms are more …
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inequalities cannot persist (just as in a neoclassical growth model). But if effort is not contractible the ability to commit is an … increasing function of initial wealth so that in equilibrium poorer agents face tougher credit rationing and take smaller …
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Further integration in the European Union (EU) increasingly depends on public legitimacy. The global financial crisis … and the subsequent euro area crisis have amplified both the salience and the redistributive consequences of decisions … contribution, we examine how public opinion has responded to the crisis, focusing on support for monetary integration …
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about the industry are rationally updated. If the industry is strong, confidence builds up. Initially this spurs growth. But … increasingly confident managers end up requesting very large rents, which curb the growth of the speculative sector. If rents … fragile, eventually there is a crisis, and the industry shrinks. Our model thus captures important stylized facts of the …
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The main aim of this paper is to contribute to the ongoing debate on the facets of the Greek crisis via an analysis of …
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