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With a four-stage sequential game model, we study how bailouts ameliorate the effects of liquidation on fundamentals, reduce the likelihood of currency crises and affect the financial sector's (non-observable) effort. In stage 1, exchange rate regime is announced and all agents receive...
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With a four-stage sequential game model, we study how bailouts ameliorate the effects of liquidation on fundamentals, reduce the likelihood of currency crises and affect the financial sector's (non-observable) effort. In stage 1, exchange rate regime is announced and all agents receive...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10001703687
This paper analyzes central bank policies on monitoring banks in distress when liquidity provisions are conditional on performance and a bad shock occurs. A sequential game model is used to analyze two policies: one in which the central bank acts with discretion and the second in which the...
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With a four-stage sequential game model, we analyse two bailout policies, one when the government commits ex-ante and another, in which it does not, both to an optimal bailout. We study if each of these policies ameliorate the effects of liquidation on fundamentals, reduce the likelihood of...
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