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The recent global recession requires policy makers to identify the relative importance of shock transmission mechanisms in each region and devise counter policy measures against future idiosyncratic shocks. In the last decade, world dynamics have changed considerably due to increased openness...
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The purpose of this paper is to assess whether the banking system, over and beyond its credit function, has a …, our regressions confidently support the hypothesis that banks contribute to economic development not only as credit … suppliers but also by facilitating transactions. Specifically, along with the ratio of private credit to GDP, the ratio of …
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the network. The simulation results suggest that the potential for contagion due to credit losses on interbank exposures …
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imports during this period. We show that adverse credit conditions were an important channel through which the crisis affected … trade volumes. We identify the impact of credit tightening by exploiting the variation in the cost of capital across … and thus tighter credit markets exported less to the US during the peak of the crisis. These effects were especially …
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imports. We show that credit conditions were an important channel through which the crisis affected trade volumes, by … vulnerability across sectors. Countries with higher interbank rates and thus tighter credit markets exported less to the US during … limited access to trade credit, or have few collateralizable assets. Exports of financially vulnerable industries were thus …
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A recent string of theoretical papers has highlighted the importance of geographical distance in explaining loan rates for small firms.Lenders located in the vicinity of small firms face significantly lower transportation and monitoring costs, and hence wield considerable market power, if...
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in credit for family firms was smaller than that for non-family firms. Results are robust to ex-ante observable … amount of credit granted to family and non-family firms is related to an increased role for soft information in Italian banks …
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