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of credit across loan types. Consistent with economic theory, relationship debt leads to informational capture and higher …
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We identify frictions in the market for liquidity as well as bank-specific and market-wide factors that affect the prices that banks pay for liquidity, captured here by borrowing rates in repos with the central bank and benchmarked by the overnight index swap. We have price data at the...
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payments and financial literacy, as well as markets for health insurance, crop insurance, agricultural credit, small firm …
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This paper surveys the literature on the linkages between asset prices and macroeconomic outcomes. It focuses on three major questions. First, what are the basic theoretical linkages between asset prices and macroeconomic outcomes? Second, what is the empirical evidence supporting these...
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changes in financial intermediaries' balance sheets for the supply of credit, liquidity and asset prices, and, consequently …
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for the U.K. Thereby, we explicitly disentangle credit supply and demand and allow the interest rate charged on loans to …
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banking sector environment, as well as the institutional and regulatory environment, on credit constrained firms. We find that … small and foreign-owned firms are less likely to demand credit compared to audited and innovative firms. On the other hand …, small, medium, publicly listed, sole proprietorship and foreign-owned firms had a higher probability of being credit …
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This paper uses a modi.ed Harrodian model to understand both the long period of rapid Japanese growth and the recent period of stagnation. The model has multiple steady-growth solutions when the labour supply is highly elastic, and government intervention, we argue, took the Japanese economy...
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We develop econometric models of ascending (English) auctions which allow for both bidder asymmetries as well as common and/or private value components in bidders' underlying valuations We show that the equilibrium inverse bid functions in each round of the auction are implicitly defined...
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The theoretical literature on collusion in auctions suggests that the first-price mechanism can deter the formation of bidding rings. In equilibrium, collusive negotiations are either successful or are avoided altogether, hence such analysis neglects the effects of failed collusion attempts. In...
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