and the Supply of Money and Credit - Central Banks and Their Policies
International money supply and real estate risk premium: The case of the London office market
... highlighted the crucial role of the London City office market in the diffusion process during the ...GFC. The global determinants of office returns have been largely ...
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Downgrades of sovereign credit ratings and impact on banks CDS spread: does disclosure by banks improve stability?
... for the ongoing debate over the feasibility and appropriate sequencing of the European monetary integration and the regulation authorities must reinforce the ...
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Credit constraints and distance, what room for Central banking? The French experience (1880-1913)
... Credit Constraints and Distance, What Room for Central Banking? The French Experience ...about the economic effec s of credit development, many controversies remain as to ...
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Colonial Banks, Credit, and Circulation: the example of martinique 1848-1871
... coins and, in addition, the Bank’s statutes ...by the Governor in his report to the Minister, that those members of the commission, “who were not traders, together with ...
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Disruption-driven supply chain (re)-planning and performance impact assessment with consideration of pro-active and recovery policies
... approach and distribute static and dynamic parameters between a LP and a dynamic ...model. The dynamic model is necessary in order to describe the structure dy- ...namics. The ...
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The Complementarity of Regulatory and Internal Governance Mechanisms in Banks
... 2006, the Basel Committee stressed the need to strengthen good governance practices in ...banks. The Committee recommended that managerial discipline roles should be shared between the ...
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Iceberg distribution on the Grand Banks: past and present
... information of icebergs, the PERD Iceberg Sightings Database is an important source in the research involving Cleaner Transportation for the Future, and Climate ...One of ...
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Comparative analysis of United States and French nuclear power plant siting and construction regulatory policies and their economic consequences
... More importantly, no single governmental agency in the usual United States nuclear plant licensing process has responsibility for balancing economic priorities against those of safet[r] ...
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2019 — Supply chain social responsability : its approaches and their systemic nature
... aerospace supply chains using the Systems of Systems (SoS) ...portrays the large-scale integration of numerous self-contained, concurrent, complex and independent systems to ...
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Morphological and Functional Changes of Corneal Nerves and Their Contribution to Peripheral and Central Sensory Abnormalities
... morphological and epigenetic changes within the afferent ...regenerate and form neuromas that exhibit abnormal responsiveness and spontaneous discharges (ectopic firing) ( Fawcett and ...
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A Tangled Web? Asking the Gender Question in the Multilateral Development Banks’ Law and Justice Policies in India
... land and other key resources are two examples. Uganda and Tanzania have enacted laws requiring a certain level of representation of women in non-formal tribunals established by the ...
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Organic products in Central America : Current supply and markets: Belize
... that the borrower must be Belizean between the ages of 18 to 65 ...years. The SFBB was established in 1998 by the government, with the mission to assist small, viable, and ...
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Capital budgeting and the investment credit.
... cost is directly proportional to the size of the investvuent credit., It is also clear that for a given asset the lower the tax=rete the hioher the increase in ps^sent value per dollar o[r] ...
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Monetary circulation, the paradox of profits, and the velocity of money
... (1987) and in Renaud (2000), but their arguments are not entirely satisfying because the authors do not attach enough importance to the velocity of ...On the contrary, this issue ...
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Fragmentation of long-term credit markets in early modern Spain? Composite monarchies and their jurisdictions
... 5 The development of the royal justice system throughout the entire territory did not lift the jurisdictional obstacles between historic ...In the fifteenth and sixteenth ...
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The impact of national integration policies on prejudice and psychological well‐being: The fundamental role of the clarity and coherence of integration policies
... citizens and guarantee their freedom of conscience, regardless of their background, ethnicity, and religion ...conception of secularism still exists and is strong ...
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Interactions between groundwater and surface water at river banks and the confluence of rivers
... The 18 O isotopic values of both rivers are both quite highly depleted of heavy isotopes due to their mountain origins (respectively, 2 ...8.66 and 2 9.05‰). During the February ...
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Do Inflation-Targeting Central Banks Implicitly Target the Price Level?
... Canada and the United Kingdom, both null hypotheses are rejected in favor of the alter- natives when the price level is measured using the price indices used to construct ...
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Changing the rules of the game : banks and community-oriented economic development
... Confrontational COED provided the catalyst for developing a new set of rules. COED has become a game of negotiating bank/community-based partnerships for specific communit[r] ...
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Pessimism, Optimism and Credit Rationing
... utility, credit rationing JEL: D81, D82 1 Introduction In their celebrated article, Stiglitz and Weiss (1981) (henceforth, SW) showed that rationing could obtain in competitive credit markets ...
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