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... stock market indexes fell sharply in countries that suffered sudden stops. By the end of January 1995, nearly a month after the devaluation of the peso, Mexico’s stock market index had fallen by more than 50 percent in dollar terms relative to 1 November 1994. The indexes in Brazil and Argentina fell ...
... stock market indexes fell sharply in countries that suffered sudden stops. By the end of January 1995, nearly a month after the devaluation of the peso, Mexico’s stock market index had fallen by more than 50 percent in dollar terms relative to 1 November 1994. The indexes in Brazil and Argentina fell ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES LATIN AMERICA'S ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS:
... international capital markets, they may also reflect complete integration with international diversification in which inflows are just offset by outflows. The growth in the size and complexity of international financial markets in the last decade has redirected economists' attention to gross issuanc ...
... international capital markets, they may also reflect complete integration with international diversification in which inflows are just offset by outflows. The growth in the size and complexity of international financial markets in the last decade has redirected economists' attention to gross issuanc ...
future value of multiple cash flows
... Notice in our example that your interest income in the first year is $6 (6 percent of $100), and in the second year it is $6.36 (6 percent of $106). Your income in the second year is higher because you now earn interest on both the original $100 investment and the $6 of interest earned in the previo ...
... Notice in our example that your interest income in the first year is $6 (6 percent of $100), and in the second year it is $6.36 (6 percent of $106). Your income in the second year is higher because you now earn interest on both the original $100 investment and the $6 of interest earned in the previo ...
International Capital Flows and House Prices: Theory and Evidence*
... U.S. securities over both the boom and the bust.2 Fluctuations in the model’s price-rent ratio are driven by changing risk premia, which vary endogenously in response to cyclical shocks, the FML and its subsequent reversal, and capital in‡ows. In FLVNa, house prices rise in the boom period because ...
... U.S. securities over both the boom and the bust.2 Fluctuations in the model’s price-rent ratio are driven by changing risk premia, which vary endogenously in response to cyclical shocks, the FML and its subsequent reversal, and capital in‡ows. In FLVNa, house prices rise in the boom period because ...
report of the sub-group on private corporate sector saving
... The performance of the private corporate sector, as evidenced from the results of the non-government non-financial public limited companies was very impressive in the Tenth Plan period. Both sales and gross profits went up markedly - the growth rate of sales increased from 8.5 per cent in 2002-03 to ...
... The performance of the private corporate sector, as evidenced from the results of the non-government non-financial public limited companies was very impressive in the Tenth Plan period. Both sales and gross profits went up markedly - the growth rate of sales increased from 8.5 per cent in 2002-03 to ...
PDP-Working Paper
... risk assessment and projection. Overcoming these constraints requires changes in behavior, as well as in the institutional set-up. This paper analyzes the procyclical investment behavior of a wide variety of classes of institutional investors during the recent crisis. Their individual and collective ...
... risk assessment and projection. Overcoming these constraints requires changes in behavior, as well as in the institutional set-up. This paper analyzes the procyclical investment behavior of a wide variety of classes of institutional investors during the recent crisis. Their individual and collective ...
The Economic Origins of Democracy Reconsidered
... is the rational investment strategy, not (only) a response to deleterious government policies. Financial integration facilitates portfolio diversification by the holders of domestic assets, which increases the elite’s wealth and a country’s inequality. This diversification amounts to an exchange of ...
... is the rational investment strategy, not (only) a response to deleterious government policies. Financial integration facilitates portfolio diversification by the holders of domestic assets, which increases the elite’s wealth and a country’s inequality. This diversification amounts to an exchange of ...
The Elusive Gains from International Financial Integration
... restricts the entry of foreign capital bears a distortion that is proportional to the wedge between the domestic and foreign returns on investment. Even if the capital account restriction remains in place forever, the distortion endogenously vanishes over time as the country accumulates capital dome ...
... restricts the entry of foreign capital bears a distortion that is proportional to the wedge between the domestic and foreign returns on investment. Even if the capital account restriction remains in place forever, the distortion endogenously vanishes over time as the country accumulates capital dome ...
Financial Soundness Indicators: - svgfsa.com
... •Gauges financial structure of credit unions by assessing sources and uses of funds. Financial structure is effective when assets, financed by savings deposits, generate sufficient income to pay market rates on savings, cover operating costs and maintain capital adequacy. ...
... •Gauges financial structure of credit unions by assessing sources and uses of funds. Financial structure is effective when assets, financed by savings deposits, generate sufficient income to pay market rates on savings, cover operating costs and maintain capital adequacy. ...
Foreign debt and capital accumulátion
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... You are not to copy documents for public or commercial purposes, to exhibit the documents publicly, to make them publicly available on the internet, or to distribute or otherwise use the documents in public. ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES HOUSING AND THE MONETARY TRANSMISSION MECHANISM
... An important issue in this user-cost framework is the correct horizon for specifying both the real mortgage rate and the expected real appreciation of the price of housing. Underlying the derivation of uc, the implicit rental rate, is the assumption that investors in each period arbitrage away any d ...
... An important issue in this user-cost framework is the correct horizon for specifying both the real mortgage rate and the expected real appreciation of the price of housing. Underlying the derivation of uc, the implicit rental rate, is the assumption that investors in each period arbitrage away any d ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES TRANSITION TO FDI OPENNESS: RECONCILING THEORY AND EVIDENCE
... The simple version of the model allows me to qualitatively describe, fairly precisely, the transition paths of various economic variables in countries of different sizes, where size is defined by population and level of technology. The transition is defined basically as the period between the time a ...
... The simple version of the model allows me to qualitatively describe, fairly precisely, the transition paths of various economic variables in countries of different sizes, where size is defined by population and level of technology. The transition is defined basically as the period between the time a ...
CHAPTER 2
... each share of common stock, increased by 33 percent (($1.29 – $0.97)/$0.97) during 2014. Earnings per share should not be compared across companies because the number of shares issued by companies varies widely. Thus, we cannot conclude that Benser Corporation is more profitable than Matile Corporat ...
... each share of common stock, increased by 33 percent (($1.29 – $0.97)/$0.97) during 2014. Earnings per share should not be compared across companies because the number of shares issued by companies varies widely. Thus, we cannot conclude that Benser Corporation is more profitable than Matile Corporat ...
8. South African Case Studies
... global producer of catalytic converters with a number of coating and canning plants in operation. The announcement of major export contracts provided a clear indication of further expansion and provided additional justification for further backward integration through the establishment of production ...
... global producer of catalytic converters with a number of coating and canning plants in operation. The announcement of major export contracts provided a clear indication of further expansion and provided additional justification for further backward integration through the establishment of production ...
Optimal sovereign debt policy with private trading: Explaining
... payoff is reduced, decreasing government debts. Moreover, foreign capitalists under-invest in earlier periods in order to reduce the incentive for the government to deviate, and as consumption promise to the domestic increases over time, more foreign capital can be invested into domestic firms and t ...
... payoff is reduced, decreasing government debts. Moreover, foreign capitalists under-invest in earlier periods in order to reduce the incentive for the government to deviate, and as consumption promise to the domestic increases over time, more foreign capital can be invested into domestic firms and t ...
self-study questions
... Response A: Consistency, or the use of the same accounting principles from period to period by the same firm, helps make accounting information more useful, but it is not the primary criterion by which accounting information is judged. Response B: Predictive value, or the ability of information to h ...
... Response A: Consistency, or the use of the same accounting principles from period to period by the same firm, helps make accounting information more useful, but it is not the primary criterion by which accounting information is judged. Response B: Predictive value, or the ability of information to h ...
US Equity International Equity Real Estate Aggregate Bond
... We all know the prescriptions for Financial Wellness, but the real question is . . . . . . . . . . . Do we have the discipline to stick with the program????? Temptations are Everywhere ...
... We all know the prescriptions for Financial Wellness, but the real question is . . . . . . . . . . . Do we have the discipline to stick with the program????? Temptations are Everywhere ...