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This paper examines patterns of firm survival in Estonia using a discrete time estimation approach with a complementary log-log hazard function. A firm is defined as sound if it meets the minimum capital requirement set by the law and distressed otherwise. Firms in default not only fall short of...
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The recent global financial turmoil increased bank interest spreads in Estonia to the highest levels recorded since the Russian crisis in 1998-99. The pure spread concept and the two-step estimation approach of Ho and Saunders (1981) have been used to break down the interest spreads in Estonia....
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