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We examine the impact of the global financial crisis on the degree of international income and consumption risk … the greater resilience for income risk-sharing during the recent crisis. First, we find that debt delivered better risk …, did not correspond to noticeable risk diversification. Second, separating output shocks into positive and negative …
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, respective capital infusions under TARP–CPP and capital repayments on changes in shareholder value and the risk exposure of … provoke positive wealth effects and a decrease in bank risk, equity capital injections to banks are observed to be a severe … increase systemic risk, no significant effect on systemic risk is found for capital repayments. …
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How to keep Chinese economy’s high growth rate in a long run toward the fully modernized era of China is the major topic of this paper. This letter will develop some theories as a guidance of Chinese economic reforms and development and show the necessary reforms and strategies for long term...
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This paper addresses two main questions: first, what is the scope for domestic and external market-based financing of Croatia’s government budget deficit; and second, what is the scope for expansionary fiscal policy in Croatia. Both questions are addressed from a broader Central and Eastern...
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Propagation of financial crises and limit their impact is a concern of many economists. Work studies about contagion occurred primarily through information correlation or liquidity. The information channel related to price changes in one market is perceived to have implications on other market...
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This study investigates the degree of economic integration that the group of selected South East European countries have achieved with the euro area. The evidence of this study suggests that all four selected South East European economies are in sync with the euro area cycle, and respectively...
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The global financial crisis hit the economies of most commodities exporting countries of Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) mainly through trade and commodities prices collapse. Theoretical and empirical literature postulates debilitating effects of these on growth, poverty and sustainable development...
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The financial crisis which manifested in the USA in 2008, revealed the extent to which the largest and most interconnected financial institutions in the USA had become 'too big to fail', i.e., so systematically and significantly interwoven with each other and the entire US and global financial...
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This research studies why commercial banks in the USA failed in the recent financial crisis from the aspect of risk … loans. Second, risk of securitisation is rooted in the implicit recourse, backstop of liquidity, balance sheet overexpansion …, and the moral hazard problem. Third, the systemic risk from the overall economic conditions was ubiquitous when market …
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This paper investigates whether cointegration and causality relationships exist among the stock markets of the Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain (PIIGS) countries during the period 2005 to 2011. To accomplish our objective, we divide the sample period into two sub-periods (1 February...
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