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Money, which provides liquidity, is distinct from debt. The introduction of a bank that issues money in exchange for … debt and pays out its profit as dividend to shareholders modifies the model of overlapping generations. Monetary policy can …
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study. The study used Return on Asset (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE) as performance proxies. In addition, debt equity … ratio (DER) and debt asset ratio (DAR) were used as capital structure proxies. The relationship between the performance and … significant relationship in almost all firms between return on equity and debt to equity. This justifies that a highly geared firm …
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It is widely believed that seriously excess debt problems form a major cause of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. This … paper investigates empirically the role of the debt problems with respect to both the won/$US rate fluctuations and the won … the predictor of a likely crash in the won rate in late 1997. Excess debt is hence found to only constitute one of the …
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This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the debt modification system (DMS) in Korea. We find that DMS does have … a positive effect in increasing the credit scores and annual income of DMS users. We also find that a debt management …-interest unsecured loans from banks. Therefore, DMS in Kores is still insufficient to support the return of debt-ridden consumers to …
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We propose a model to show how the fee structure of listed Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) can increase instead of decrease Management Company opportunistic behaviors. Distinguishing between performance fees paid on the fund market value and management fees paid either on the Net Asset...
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No subject in the world creates more confusion than ‘debt.’ Nowhere there is a greater need for information because no … often sounds as if the whole world is somehow over-indebted. The problem is that analysis is often based on gross debt, i. e … because you set off all net debts and liabilities of all sectors in the world against one another, there is no debt (i. e …
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No subject in the world creates more confusion than ‘debt.’ Nowhere there is a greater need for information because no … often sounds as if the whole world is somehow overindebted. The problem is that analysis is often based on gross debt, i. e … because you set off all net debts and liabilities of all sectors in the world against one another, there is no debt (i. e …
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This paper explores whether corporate tax bias toward debt finance differs between banks and nonbanks, using a large …
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In the present paper we explicitly introduce interest payments and debt into a Kaleckian distribution and growth model … the equilibrium debt-capital-ratio are also analysed. It is shown, that the effects of interest variations on the … interest rate and the debt-capital-ratio. If the conditions for short-run "normal" effects of interest rate variations are …
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