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Jan Kregel and Leonardo Burlamaqui, Finance, Competition
... attributes will be lost or simply not relevant in a different context.5 It may thus be extremely difficult for competitors using different organisational structures to challenge the dominant position of a firm through replication of resources and a firm’s position of dominance may be long-lasting at ...
... attributes will be lost or simply not relevant in a different context.5 It may thus be extremely difficult for competitors using different organisational structures to challenge the dominant position of a firm through replication of resources and a firm’s position of dominance may be long-lasting at ...
Working Capital Management impact on Profitability
... the exact moment the company pays for these materials. Fishman and Love (2001) found “firms in countries with less developed financial markets use informal credit provided by their suppliers to finance growth”. The numbers of days of accounts payable (DAP) increase as debt to suppliers increases. Si ...
... the exact moment the company pays for these materials. Fishman and Love (2001) found “firms in countries with less developed financial markets use informal credit provided by their suppliers to finance growth”. The numbers of days of accounts payable (DAP) increase as debt to suppliers increases. Si ...
Macro Conference IV
... lumpy investments makes money and capital complementary rather than substitute; or because of “credit availability” effect. Many high-return projects not previously funded would be undertaken after the reform. Reason: banks have scale economies relative to informal market in collecting and process ...
... lumpy investments makes money and capital complementary rather than substitute; or because of “credit availability” effect. Many high-return projects not previously funded would be undertaken after the reform. Reason: banks have scale economies relative to informal market in collecting and process ...
Systemic Risk and Regulation
... guarantees or IMF guarantees then banks or borrowers or somebody else who benefits from the guarantees will have an incentive to take risks – they obtain the upside if the risks pay off while the guarantor bears the downside ...
... guarantees or IMF guarantees then banks or borrowers or somebody else who benefits from the guarantees will have an incentive to take risks – they obtain the upside if the risks pay off while the guarantor bears the downside ...
Reinvestment Behavior of Large Repatriating Firms
... non-repatriating firms I consider to those for which there is publicly available cash flow and spending data for a significant window of years around the AJCA tax holiday, and I further limit the sample to include only non-financial firms. This results in a set of 350 repatriating firms and 456 fir ...
... non-repatriating firms I consider to those for which there is publicly available cash flow and spending data for a significant window of years around the AJCA tax holiday, and I further limit the sample to include only non-financial firms. This results in a set of 350 repatriating firms and 456 fir ...
(1) - Studyclix
... This topic is known also as Assessing the Business and is only for the Higher Level students. The final accounts are examined in detail to identify the strengths, weaknesses and trends of the business using ratios (Calculations). Summary of main points of information provided by the final accounts f ...
... This topic is known also as Assessing the Business and is only for the Higher Level students. The final accounts are examined in detail to identify the strengths, weaknesses and trends of the business using ratios (Calculations). Summary of main points of information provided by the final accounts f ...
Listen Up, Class: Here's ... Profit
... Governments around the world will print massively, which is why I agree to some extent with Joe Rosenberg's statement that markets live on bad news. The worse the news gets, the more the U.S. and the European Central Bank and China will print money. Then the average person's economy will go downhill ...
... Governments around the world will print massively, which is why I agree to some extent with Joe Rosenberg's statement that markets live on bad news. The worse the news gets, the more the U.S. and the European Central Bank and China will print money. Then the average person's economy will go downhill ...
Changes in Germany`s Bank-Based Financial System: A Varieties of
... systems as either bank-based or market-based (Deeg 1999; World Bank 2001; Zysman 1983).1 Although financial systems as a rule have both banks and markets, bank-based systems are distinguished from market-based systems by a number of characteristics: a greater proportion of household assets are held ...
... systems as either bank-based or market-based (Deeg 1999; World Bank 2001; Zysman 1983).1 Although financial systems as a rule have both banks and markets, bank-based systems are distinguished from market-based systems by a number of characteristics: a greater proportion of household assets are held ...
2. International Economic Developments
... Greek elections attenuated the perceptions of exit from the EU. On the other hand, public borrowing rates that went even beyond 7 percent in Spain as well as aggravating problems in the banking sector reinforced the need of Spain for an EU and IMF-based financial support. However, the amount of the ...
... Greek elections attenuated the perceptions of exit from the EU. On the other hand, public borrowing rates that went even beyond 7 percent in Spain as well as aggravating problems in the banking sector reinforced the need of Spain for an EU and IMF-based financial support. However, the amount of the ...
Chapter 1 1 2
... production. Growth options allow a company to expand if market demand is higher than expected. This includes the opportunity to expand into different geographic markets and the opportunity to introduce complementary or second-generation products. It also includes the option to abandon a project if m ...
... production. Growth options allow a company to expand if market demand is higher than expected. This includes the opportunity to expand into different geographic markets and the opportunity to introduce complementary or second-generation products. It also includes the option to abandon a project if m ...
Investment Monthly
... Investors are also responding to generally better news on the global economic cycle. Although aggregate EM equity valuations no longer look anomalously cheap, risk premia are still attractive in selective markets such as Korea, Russia, Poland and Turkey. Many EMs also benefit from undervalued curren ...
... Investors are also responding to generally better news on the global economic cycle. Although aggregate EM equity valuations no longer look anomalously cheap, risk premia are still attractive in selective markets such as Korea, Russia, Poland and Turkey. Many EMs also benefit from undervalued curren ...
Lecture
... contributed capital, any minority (noncontrolling) interest, retained earnings, treasury stock and accumulated other comprehensive income. • Contributed capital-the amount paid in by common and preferred shareholders. • Minority (noncontrolling) interest- the portion of subsidiary that is not owned ...
... contributed capital, any minority (noncontrolling) interest, retained earnings, treasury stock and accumulated other comprehensive income. • Contributed capital-the amount paid in by common and preferred shareholders. • Minority (noncontrolling) interest- the portion of subsidiary that is not owned ...
International Capital Flows
... domestic real interest rates will cause net capital inflows. Low domestic real interest rates will cause net capital outflows. ...
... domestic real interest rates will cause net capital inflows. Low domestic real interest rates will cause net capital outflows. ...
Barry P. Bosworth* Ralph C. Bryant Gary Burtless
... important demographic changes from the perspective of financial market fluctuations may be those occurring at the global rather than the national level. Our paper reviews the existing economic literature on the macroeconomic and asset market effects of population aging. We emphasize the open-econom ...
... important demographic changes from the perspective of financial market fluctuations may be those occurring at the global rather than the national level. Our paper reviews the existing economic literature on the macroeconomic and asset market effects of population aging. We emphasize the open-econom ...
kuwait
... Stock market in Gulf area had witnessed huge losses due to financial crisis. - Deterioration of growth ratio of foreign investment In the last two years Gulf countries have witnessed an increase in foreign investment especially in the petrol, gas, petrochemical field, as most of these investments we ...
... Stock market in Gulf area had witnessed huge losses due to financial crisis. - Deterioration of growth ratio of foreign investment In the last two years Gulf countries have witnessed an increase in foreign investment especially in the petrol, gas, petrochemical field, as most of these investments we ...
The Decentering of the Global Firm Working Paper
... interests could be advanced by firms from various nations and, indeed, that a firm’s national identity no longer guaranteed that it would advance the economic interests of a particular country. For example, a foreign firm with substantial investments in the United States may well be better for Ameri ...
... interests could be advanced by firms from various nations and, indeed, that a firm’s national identity no longer guaranteed that it would advance the economic interests of a particular country. For example, a foreign firm with substantial investments in the United States may well be better for Ameri ...
Regional Economic Report
... misinterprets the objective of current policy. Monetary policy is currently being used to buffer the Australian economy against the current global turmoil. A rethink would only be made if there was some perception that the turmoil was easing. In fact it has instead been intensifying, especially acro ...
... misinterprets the objective of current policy. Monetary policy is currently being used to buffer the Australian economy against the current global turmoil. A rethink would only be made if there was some perception that the turmoil was easing. In fact it has instead been intensifying, especially acro ...
A Top Fund Makes the Value Case
... value investor. Pitkowsky: We’re back in an environment where stock-picking matters a lot, and that plays to our strengths. Barrick Gold [ABX], your largest holding, at 12% of the fund, has more than doubled this year. Other investors expected tough times for the company and possibly a bankruptcy fi ...
... value investor. Pitkowsky: We’re back in an environment where stock-picking matters a lot, and that plays to our strengths. Barrick Gold [ABX], your largest holding, at 12% of the fund, has more than doubled this year. Other investors expected tough times for the company and possibly a bankruptcy fi ...
The value of tax shields IS equal to the present value
... It is not clear what this means. Given that Fernandez is analyzing a firm whose expected value grows, debt has to be rebalanced over time because debt levels have to grow, too. Assume that what Fernandez means is that, in contrast to an ME policy, debt levels of his firm are not a function of future ...
... It is not clear what this means. Given that Fernandez is analyzing a firm whose expected value grows, debt has to be rebalanced over time because debt levels have to grow, too. Assume that what Fernandez means is that, in contrast to an ME policy, debt levels of his firm are not a function of future ...
How do you manage a with-profits firm under IFRS 4 Phase II?
... Unlocking of CSM for the returns on underlying items attributable to the insurer • Propose to adjust the CSM for the returns on underlying items attributable to equity holders until the distribution to policyholders is made • This would reflect the fact that insurer provides a service to current and ...
... Unlocking of CSM for the returns on underlying items attributable to the insurer • Propose to adjust the CSM for the returns on underlying items attributable to equity holders until the distribution to policyholders is made • This would reflect the fact that insurer provides a service to current and ...