So on the one hand the Deputy Governor and his boss are out their urging banks – almost suggesting it is some sort of moral duty – to lend more freely, and on the other hand they are still pushing ahead with their plans to hugely increase actual capital requirements, something even thei...
Bank lending standards are surely partly endogenous (as the paper discusses) – when banks expect house prices to continue rising, they are more willing to lend, which helps to push house prices higher. That sort of self-fulfilling logic is exactly why changes in house prices (first up and ...
Certain investigations have been made in identifying the impact of working capital management on the performance of some firms (local manufacturing firms and banks); however, there was no empirical study done on the impact of working capital management on the performance of exporting firms in ...
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Another one of Piketty’s impressive findings is that after the French Revolution of 1789, wealth inequality did not decrease, but rose rapidly in the Belle Epoque (1880–1914), and there seemed to be no limit to the concentration of fortunes until before World War I [1]. Even though the...