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We show that increased uncertainty about the size of an emerging market's external debt has a nonlinear and potentially large adverse effect on the supply of international credit offered to them. We also show that if international creditors are first- order risk averse, attaching greater weight...
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lender side (i.e., the anticipation that the taxpayer will bailout lending banks if large default will occur) and sovereign … risk on the borrower side. The impacts of such reserve requirements on the equilibrium degree of default risk and borrowing … bailouts financed by the high income block encourage borrowing and increase the probability of default. We show that the …
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lender side (i.e., the anticipation that the taxpayer will bailout lending banks if large default will occur) and sovereign … risk on the borrower side. The impacts of such reserve requirements on the equilibrium degree of default risk and borrowing … bailouts financed by the high income block encourage borrowing and increase the probability of default. We show that the …
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We show that increased uncertainty about the size of an emerging market's external debt has a nonlinear and potentially large adverse effect on the supply of international credit offered to them. We also show that if international creditors are first- order risk averse, attaching greater weight...
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This paper studies the association between the current account and real estate valuation across countries, subject to data availability [43 countries, of which 25 are OECD], during 1990 - 2005. We find robust and strong positive association between current account deficits and the appreciation...
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