Centre for Policy and Development Systems
... impossible for them to take serious responsibility, or be democratically accountable, for the provision of the public goods and services they are constitutionally presumed to provide (see Federal Fiscal Imbalances, 2003 in Australia’s Governance Crisis and the Need for Nation Building). The conseque ...
... impossible for them to take serious responsibility, or be democratically accountable, for the provision of the public goods and services they are constitutionally presumed to provide (see Federal Fiscal Imbalances, 2003 in Australia’s Governance Crisis and the Need for Nation Building). The conseque ...
Chapter 21: Financial Statement Analysis - McGraw
... Rate of return earned on assets provided by owners ...
... Rate of return earned on assets provided by owners ...
The role of the Riksbank in Swedish society (Central Bank Articles
... published from the Executive Board meeting where the submissions made by the different Board members are presented anonymously but where any reservations against the inflation report and/or majority decisions on the interest rate are reported stating names. ...
... published from the Executive Board meeting where the submissions made by the different Board members are presented anonymously but where any reservations against the inflation report and/or majority decisions on the interest rate are reported stating names. ...
EU membership and the Bank of England
... Over the past forty years, the UK has become a much more open economy. This has been consistent with a general trend towards openness among advanced economies and the globalisation of the world economy since the mid-1990s. The evidence very strongly suggests that the increase in trade openness of th ...
... Over the past forty years, the UK has become a much more open economy. This has been consistent with a general trend towards openness among advanced economies and the globalisation of the world economy since the mid-1990s. The evidence very strongly suggests that the increase in trade openness of th ...
Chapter Two: LOW GROWTH, LOW INTEREST RATES, AND
... Bean and others 2015; Bernanke 2015). For example, waning population growth weighs directly on economic growth and may pull down real interest rates if it exerts a negative effect on the marginal productivity of capital. Rising longevity also puts downward pressure on real interest rates because hou ...
... Bean and others 2015; Bernanke 2015). For example, waning population growth weighs directly on economic growth and may pull down real interest rates if it exerts a negative effect on the marginal productivity of capital. Rising longevity also puts downward pressure on real interest rates because hou ...
latin american equity research
... transition period to have a major impact on corporate credit (new projects). As an attempt to partially soften credit disruption for the homebuilders, we see Caixa (and all other banks) prioritizing the transfer of clients from projects financed in-house to avoid excessive delinquency in constructio ...
... transition period to have a major impact on corporate credit (new projects). As an attempt to partially soften credit disruption for the homebuilders, we see Caixa (and all other banks) prioritizing the transfer of clients from projects financed in-house to avoid excessive delinquency in constructio ...
Access to finance remains a key constraint, particularly for SMEs
... •Access to finance remains a key constraint however, particularly in MENA •IFC as part of G20 SME Finance sub-group recently completed a review of global SME finance practices and reviewed 164 different models submitted A number of key trends and recommendations emerged out of the findings from the ...
... •Access to finance remains a key constraint however, particularly in MENA •IFC as part of G20 SME Finance sub-group recently completed a review of global SME finance practices and reviewed 164 different models submitted A number of key trends and recommendations emerged out of the findings from the ...
a Floating Rate - Bank of Canada
... 1970 and into 1971 to trade in a relatively narrow range between US$0.98 and US$0.99. By 1972, the Canadian dollar had traded through parity with its U.S. counterpart. It reached a high of US$1.0443 on 25 April 1974. The strength of the Canadian dollar through this period can largely be attributed t ...
... 1970 and into 1971 to trade in a relatively narrow range between US$0.98 and US$0.99. By 1972, the Canadian dollar had traded through parity with its U.S. counterpart. It reached a high of US$1.0443 on 25 April 1974. The strength of the Canadian dollar through this period can largely be attributed t ...
AIFMD – Assets other than financial instruments held in custody
... AIFMD – Assets other than financial instruments held in custody Directive 2011/61/EU on Alternative Fund Managers (AIFMD) includes a number of ownership verification and record keeping requirements for assets of alternative investment funds (AIFs) which are not financial instruments held in custody ...
... AIFMD – Assets other than financial instruments held in custody Directive 2011/61/EU on Alternative Fund Managers (AIFMD) includes a number of ownership verification and record keeping requirements for assets of alternative investment funds (AIFs) which are not financial instruments held in custody ...
The Next Great Depression? Not Likely
... • Mutual nature of B&L – Borrowers and nonborrowers are owners – 2/3 vote to close – Was not until after 1935 that most B&Ls reached a point where borrowers accounted for less than 1/3 of owners – Counteractive gains and losses • Stay open, borrower gain, less probability of losing house • Close, no ...
... • Mutual nature of B&L – Borrowers and nonborrowers are owners – 2/3 vote to close – Was not until after 1935 that most B&Ls reached a point where borrowers accounted for less than 1/3 of owners – Counteractive gains and losses • Stay open, borrower gain, less probability of losing house • Close, no ...
Getting started in shares - African Securities Exchanges Association
... • Companies gather to issue shares in return for cash in order to expand and grow their business (e.g. Pick ’n Pay may issue shares to grow the number of supermarkets it has). ...
... • Companies gather to issue shares in return for cash in order to expand and grow their business (e.g. Pick ’n Pay may issue shares to grow the number of supermarkets it has). ...
The Unintended Consequences of Successful Resource Mobilization:
... from all significant sources using all standard measures of comparison. However, there are many potential unintended consequences of Vietnam’s successful resource mobilization, with significant implications for the future financing of development. There are several steps the government can take to m ...
... from all significant sources using all standard measures of comparison. However, there are many potential unintended consequences of Vietnam’s successful resource mobilization, with significant implications for the future financing of development. There are several steps the government can take to m ...
comparative analysis of functional food producers` profitability in
... in the analysis of the operating profit ratio which reflects the company’s core business profitability without taking financing and tax effects into consideration. However, it can also be noticed that the operating profit margin appears to be only slightly higher in 2013 than in 2012. The net profit ...
... in the analysis of the operating profit ratio which reflects the company’s core business profitability without taking financing and tax effects into consideration. However, it can also be noticed that the operating profit margin appears to be only slightly higher in 2013 than in 2012. The net profit ...
Aging, Savings, and Financial Markets
... Gross domestic saving rate: Gross domestic product (GDP) minus consumption by government and the private sector, expressed as a percentage of GDP. In the United Nations System of National Accounts 1993, both GDP (which equals total income generated in the economy) and gross savings are broken down i ...
... Gross domestic saving rate: Gross domestic product (GDP) minus consumption by government and the private sector, expressed as a percentage of GDP. In the United Nations System of National Accounts 1993, both GDP (which equals total income generated in the economy) and gross savings are broken down i ...
Chapter 5
... sold), it is appropriate to include these in the determination of book value of equity. If these assets are wasting (declining in value over time), they will be amortized over time as an expense. Goodwill, on the other hand, requires special consideration, particularly due to recent changes in accou ...
... sold), it is appropriate to include these in the determination of book value of equity. If these assets are wasting (declining in value over time), they will be amortized over time as an expense. Goodwill, on the other hand, requires special consideration, particularly due to recent changes in accou ...
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... About half are from the Middle East, one-third of them are from Asia, and the rest are from Europe and the US. As part of the effort to provide greater product diversity, the Malaysian government issued another RM2 billion of Musharakah Residential Mortgage Backed Securities in 2005. It represents t ...
... About half are from the Middle East, one-third of them are from Asia, and the rest are from Europe and the US. As part of the effort to provide greater product diversity, the Malaysian government issued another RM2 billion of Musharakah Residential Mortgage Backed Securities in 2005. It represents t ...
The Securities Financing Transaction Regulation
... companies, and AIFMs to provide information to investors on the use made of SFTs and total return swaps in the annual report of each UCITS/AIF under management, as well as in each half-yearly report for UCITS. Article 13 of the SFT Regulation applies from 13 January 2017. So, which report should fir ...
... companies, and AIFMs to provide information to investors on the use made of SFTs and total return swaps in the annual report of each UCITS/AIF under management, as well as in each half-yearly report for UCITS. Article 13 of the SFT Regulation applies from 13 January 2017. So, which report should fir ...
Financialization
Financialization is a term sometimes used in discussions of the financial capitalism that has developed over the decades between 1980 and 2010, in which financial leverage tended to override capital (equity), and financial markets tended to dominate over the traditional industrial economy and agricultural economics.Financialization describes an economic system or process that attempts to reduce all value that is exchanged (whether tangible or intangible, future or present promises, etc.) into a financial instrument. The intent of financialization is to be able to reduce any work product or service to an exchangeable financial instrument, like currency, and thus make it easier for people to trade these financial instruments.Workers, through a financial instrument such as a mortgage, may trade their promise of future work or wages for a home. The financialization of risk sharing is what makes possible all insurance. The financialization of a government's promises (e.g., US government bonds) is what makes possible all government deficit spending. Financialization also makes economic rents possible.