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In this paper, we analyse the impact of credits provided by banks on provincial growth in Turkey, where state-owned banks have an implicit role of reducing disparity by allocating loans in underdeveloped regions that are ignored by private banks. We find a paradoxical effect of state-owned banks...
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This study examines the hedging behaviour of real estate investment in a high inflationary environment. The hypothesis that the real estate investment hedges both expected and unexpected inflation is tested. The returns of investment on residential apartments in several neighbourhoods in the...
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The changes in the volatility and liquidity of French stocks are examined before and after their cross-listing on the German electronic market, the Xetra. The results are mixed in terms of the change in liquidity and volatility of stocks after cross-listing. It is found that for many stocks...
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This paper examines the bid-ask spread and its determinants in the Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE). The sample of 198 stocks is analysed for a period from June 1996 to May 1997. The proportional spread is found to be an important part of the transaction costs compared to the brokerage fees in...
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Ozyıldırım S. and Onder Z. Banking activities and local output growth: does distance from centre matter? Regional Studies. In this paper the relation between local banking activities and local output growth is empirically studied in Turkey during the period 1991-2000. Although there is no...
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Tenure choice has been one of the most studied concepts in the housing literature (for example, Rosen, 1979; King, 1980; Fallis, 1983; Henderson and Ioannides, 1983; Fu, 1991). In the econometric studies, tenure choice and mobility decisions are considered to be related (for example, Boehm, 1981; Ioannides, 1987;...
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Real estate, especially housing, has an important share in the nationís wealth. For example, real estate constitutes 48.8% of total wealth in the world in 1991. Moreover, housing construction and its financing are two important factors that affect economic development in developed and...
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