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Do internationally cross-listed non-US firms obtain more favorable terms for syndicated loans?
Champagne, Claudia; Kryzanowski, Lawrence - In: Managerial Finance 35 (2009) June, pp. 548-578
probit model. Findings – All else held equal, foreign borrowers that are cross-listed directly in the UK obtain loans with … emerging economies pay lower spreads but receive shorter maturities on syndicated loans if cross-listed in the UK. Cross … net benefit from being cross-listed for one debt component of the cost of capital (i.e. syndicated loans) depends on the …
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SBA-loan guarantees and local economic growth
Craig, Ben R.; William E. Jackson, III; Thomson, James B. - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland - 2005
-guarantee program. Using a panel data set of SBA-guaranteed loans we assess whether SBA-guaranteed lending has an observable impact on …
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Do internationally cross‐listed non‐US firms obtain more favorable terms for syndicated loans?
Champagne, Claudia; Kryzanowski, Lawrence - In: Managerial Finance 35 (2009) 7, pp. 548-578
probit model. Findings – All else held equal, foreign borrowers that are cross‐listed directly in the UK obtain loans with … emerging economies pay lower spreads but receive shorter maturities on syndicated loans if cross‐listed in the UK. Cross … net benefit from being cross‐listed for one debt component of the cost of capital (i.e. syndicated loans) depends on the …
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Exploring localized economic dynamics : methods-driven case studies of transformation and growth in agricultural and food markets
Bauman, Allison; McFadden, Dawn Thilmany - In: Economic development quarterly : the journal of … 31 (2017) 3, pp. 244-254
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Entrepreneurship and Development in Nepal : Post-COVID Implications
Adhikari, Pawan (ed.); Mitra, Jay (ed.);  … - 2024
Entrepreneurship and Development in Nepal: An Overview -- Tourism Entrepreneurship in Nepal: Opportunities and Challenges -- Women Entrepreneurship in Traditional Micro Enterprises in Nepal (A Case: Newar Community in Kathmandu Valley) -- Mapping the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of Nepal --...
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Community building for economic empowerment in rural Mozambique: An exploratory study in the Maganja da Costa District
Saide, Eusebio M. - 2006
Though the Maganja da Costa District in Mozambique has potential for the developmentof natural resources, the District is neither economically self-reliant nor empowered andis the poorest within the country. Thus, the research question set for this study is: Whatare the main factors that inhibit...
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Assessing community participation in development planning and service delivery : a case study of the Omusati Regional Council
Nekwaya, Joel Hishi - 2007
Community participation is a concept adopted to ensure participation and give opportunities to communities to determine their own destination in terms of their needs. It is a means of empowering people by developing their skills and abilities to enable them to negotiate with the development...
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Assessing the impact of asset-based community development in Philippi
Majija, Athi - 2009
The dissertation examines the levels of service delivery in Philippi through Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) and it suggests this model as a model that can be used to confront the challenges of underdevelopment, the mobilisation and sustaining of local economic development.The research...
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Building the Next Workforce: Georgia Discussion Forums
Wilkins, Joy; Brown, Mac - 2007
Workforce development was widely viewed by stakeholders across Georgia as an areaof critical challenges and opportunities for the state that must be addressed. Thefuture workforce – the state’s youth - was widely described as needing greaterpreparation for today’s jobs and tomorrow’s...
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