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This paper investigates the link between corporate debt and investment for a group of five peripheral euro area … countries. Using firm-level data from 2005-2014, we postulate a non-linear corporate leverage-investment relationship and derive … thresholds beyond which leverage has a negative and significant impact on investment. The investment sensitivity of debt …
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decisions. If going far beyond this, in particular if successfully influencing policy makers to unnecessarily tighten regulation …
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, though cannot equally well capture differences in the investment ratios. The conclusion that we draw is that consumption …
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) preference shocks ("savings glutʺ hypothesis), and (iii) investment shocks ("investment droughtʺ hypothesis). In order to … imbalances and financial market prices. We find that savings shocks and investment shocks explain less of the variation. Hence, a …
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their investment more after the crisis. This negative effect is stronger for firms linked to weak banks with exposures to … corporate investment. …
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has partial control over bank regulation it can exercise regulatory lenience. Two, the Fed's stronger output orientation … procyclical capital regulation. - Monetary policy ; capital regulation ; crisis …
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Macroeconomic studies suggest that employment-output elasticities in the euro area increased during the recovery from the crisis, especially in those countries that implemented reforms. In this paper, we use micro (individual-level) data from the Eurostat Labour Force Survey to investigate...
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