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Estimates of the Danish general government budget balance and the cyclical budget volatility 1875 - 2003

Abildgren, Kim (contributor) - 2005

-term term fiscal development in Denmark. Even though Denmark today has one of the largest public sectors in Europe, relatively …

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A historical perspective on interest rates in Denmark 1875 - 2003

Abildgren, Kim (contributor) - 2005

The paper paints a broad picture of the interest-rate development in Denmark since 1875. Three different short … constructed. The "stylised facts" of the development in real interest rates and inflation expectations in Denmark are presented …, and comparisons are made with the development in Germany, the UK, the USA, Norway and Sweden. -- History of interest rates …

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Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation During the Twentieth Century in Denmark

Parum, Claus - 2002

For each of the three major asset classes: stocks, bonds and treasury bills, this is the first article to present estimates of annual nominal and real returns for the Danish capital market during the whole twentieth century. The average annual Danish stock return in excess of bond (bill) return...

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The past, present and future of banking history

Colvin, Christopher L. - 2015

This essay discusses trends in new banking history scholarship. It does so by conducting bibliometric content analysis … of the entire literature involving the history of banks, bankers and banking published in all major academic journals …

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Hamburg als Standort der privaten Universal-/Großbanken im 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert

Krause, Detlef - 2017

The Hamburg banking sector experienced considerable structural changes in the period from 1850 until into the 1930s. Around 1856 and 1870, a large number of new banks were founded, mostly in the form of stock corporations. Starting in the 1890s, the banking center saw a consolidation with...

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Die Geschichte des Finanzplatzes Hamburg : Anmerkungen aus Sicht einer Zentralbank

Bäcker, Arno; Hecker, Christian - 2017

Two features of the history of Hamburg as a financial centre are of particular interest from the perspective of a …

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Schiffsfinanzierung im Wandel : finanzintermediäre und maritime Wirtschaft am Finanzplatz Hamburg

Wixforth, Harald - 2017

The relationship of companies in the maritime economy to banks has been neglected by researchers. While this is surprising, specific financing techniques in ship financing can be found. In addition, the topic has a high degree of currency: the relationship of shipping companies and shipyards to...

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Foreign Exchange Reserve Management in the 19th Century : The National Bank of Belgium in the 1850s

Ugolini, Stefano - 2011

As well as the current one, the wave of globalization culminated in 1913 was marked by increasing accumulation of foreign exchange reserves. But what did ‘reserves' mean in the past, how were they managed, and how much relevant are the differences between then and now? This paper is the first...

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Foreign Exchange Reserve Management in the 19th Century : The National Bank of Belgium in the 1850s

Ugolini, Stefano - 2011

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Zombie international currency : the Pound Sterling 1945-1973

Avaro, Maylis - 2020 - Preliminary version

This paper provides new evidence on the decline of sterling as an international currency, focusing on its role as foreign exchange reserve asset under the Bretton Woods era. Using a unique new dataset on the composition of foreign exchange reserves of central banks, I show that the shift away...

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