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Italy) and on firm level. Two are the main conclusions: i) intermediate firms were hit by the crisis more than final firms …
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carried out in Italy. The sovereign debt crisis severely hit the Italian economy, causing a collapse in demand, increased …
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This paper analyses the main microeconomic determinants of Italian banks' purchases of sovereign debt securities from 2007 to 2013, with special reference to their balance-sheet conditions. The analysis distinguishes two phases of the crisis – the period following the Lehman Brothers collapse...
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Italy. What has been the contribution of the various channels through which the crisis was transmitted to the Italian …
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using the Bank of Italy survey on industrial companies. Intermediate firms show, on average, worse features than “final …
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sharply in the South than in the rest of Italy, and the contribution of the southern regions to the total industrial value …
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This paper proposes a comparative analysis of the main macroeconomic aggregates (both real and credit aggregates), and the monetary policy response during the most severe recessions experienced by the Italian economy. This descriptive study focuses mainly on the last forty years, a period for...
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In a context characterized by upcoming regulatory changes and deeply affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, this paper examines the diffusion of firm undercapitalization (i.e., the firm displaying a level of equity below the legal limit) among Italian corporations. In a proposal by the National...
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The fall in employment and the increase in unemployment rates in Italy in 2009 were fairly modest, given the sharp drop … drop in participation in the South (the discouragement effect). The results of the Bank of Italy's Survey of Industrial and …
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After the crisis, from 2008 to 2010 the share of indebted households decreased both owing to a reduction in loan demand and stricter supply conditions. The reduction regarded mortgages and involved low-income households and the self-employed. Recourse to consumer credit remained stable; it...
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