The problematic point of the noise trader model is the difficulty of measuring noise and testing theories based on noise trading. We investigate the relationship between the trading volume and the stock returns, using the Granger-causality type of methodology, as a means of testing the noise...

Financial wealth over the last decades has become the clearest sign of economic advancement and well-being. The collapse of financial markets in the last 2 years has been a cataclysmic event. The loss of financial wealth has been enormous, and the consequences for the economies of the world are...

This article focuses on the financial globalization of the emerging market economies (EMEs) and the important differences across countries and country groups in this regard, particularly in the relative importance of different types of capital inflows and the pace of financial globalization....

With the trigger of the Financial Crisis of the 2008, many companies in Romania and across the world had realized that the economic environment became very unstable. In order the compete in a turbulent external environment the managers of companies must know first the stability of the internal...

Within the last two decades, the world has seen many financial crises which have spread around the globe and affected both developing and developed countries. Although each had its own particularities, there are some similar patters that stand out, most being related to an over evaluated asset...

I analyze how U.S. financial shocks and the U.S. business cycle, as well as the business cycles of local economies, can help explain changes in international lending by U.S. banks. I find that during the financial crisis of 2007-8, U.S. financial shocks were transmitted to emerging market...

In this paper, we examine theoretically how corporate saving in emerging markets is contributing to global rebalancing. We consider a two-country dynamic general equilibrium model, based on Bacchetta and Benhima (2014), with a Developed and an Emerging country. Firms need to save in liquid...

During the crisis, it became evident that the kind of capitalism that was becoming dominant in the developed world over the last twenty or thirty years, so-called it financial capitalism, was the cause of crisis or at least it cannot completely exculpate itself. The growth in debts, credits,...