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We revisit a central task of the extant liquidity literature, which is to identify effective measures of liquidity. We critically assess the influential practice of identifying the best liquidity measures based on monthly correlations by comparing and contrasting correlations between monthly and...
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Ten years ago, sovereign bond markets almost universally adopted so-called collective action clauses after years of public sector pressure for more efficient procedures to cope with sovereign default and restructuring. A second policy initiative, the standard appointment of a trustee to...
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Sovereign bond contracts are notoriously hard to enforce. The few rights that bondholders have can be vested either collectively or individually. It seems that investors traditionally had a preference for the latter, which hindered financial market reform projects, such as the universal adoption...
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Over the last ten years, organisations such as the IMF have launched several initiatives to change market practice with respect to sovereign bond contract drafting to ease restructuring after defaults. The first of these, the universal adoption of collective action clauses, was embraced by the...
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In common with the other periphery countries that joined the euro-zone in 1998-2000, Spain enjoyed ten years of economic prosperity, essentially debt-financed. The financial crisis of 2008 has revealed deep structural problems in the euro-zone, but also among Spain’s fiscally autonomous...
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Over the last ten years, institutions such as the IMF have launched several initiatives to change market practice with respect to sovereign bond contract drafting in order to ease restructuring after defaults. The first of these, the universal adoption of collective action clauses, was embraced...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008633340
This study was conducted to explore the varying volatility of world rice price for the period 1961 to 2008 using … volatility of world rice price. Furthermore the EGARCH model was able to describe the asymmetric volatility in the world price of …
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This paper studies the effect of trade openness on output volatility. We find that trade openness generally increased … output volatility, although this effect was stronger and more significant during 1950-1975 than during 1975-2000. However, if … we split the sample into developed and developing countries, we observe that more openness increased volatility in …
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We propose a model to estimate the price volatility in of the Mexican Export Crude Oil Blend. The analysis relies on … and February 14th, 2007. The chosen model is of the GARCH (1,1) type. Asymmetric volatility effects are not detected …. Furthermore, the results are compared with an estimate of the historic volatility based on previous returns. Such comparison …
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There have been numerous studies on the relationship between volatility of exports and economic growth. Most of these …, there have been no studies which have used the GARCH methodology to study export volatility. This paper fills the void. It … uses quarterly data for the Philippines and Thailand to study the effects of export volatility. We find that for both …
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