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Microsoft Word - leuvensteijn.doc
... netherlands for the full mortgage market (see table period 1993-2001, the market share of banks increased from nearly 50% (1997 and 1998), and then declined for the insurance companies, the market ... was it fluctuated in the subsequent years, dropping remaining suppliers have a market share that increased from we will analyse price dispersion by type of lender separately. however, as the remaining ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc210.doc
... government guarantees allowed bankers to make a safe bet by collectively riding the bubble. banks increased their leverage and more and more funded themselves with short-term wholesale debt. when ... loans. contagion in the years preceding the crisis, banks increased their leverage and their reliance on short-term funding. the flip side of increased leverage is reduced equity. consequently, a small ...
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Microsoft Word - doc73.doc
... for input prices and technological change, we find that under price-cap regulation reliability levels increased considerably while there was no such effect under cost-plus regulation. we notice that ... that by focusing on physical networks, we explicitly exclude from consideration financial networks (i.e. banks and credit-card issuers). 3 the authors' translation from the original text in dutch ... ...
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Microsoft Word - DP128_demooij _2_.doc
... deductibility. this also applies to financial companies, including banks. to avoid double taxation of interest, the interest received by firms or banks from other cbit entities is either exempt ... on profit shifting and discrete location would be smaller if all european countries simultaneously increased their rates since profit shifting and discrete location choices depend on the differences between ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc194.doc
... and outward flows in 2001 can be explained to a large extent by investments of banks and holding companies. the peaks in 2005 and 2007 illustrate restructuring and acquisitions of dutch ... openness. this conviction is also based on the channels of increased openness to productivity. these channels are described below.10 first, increased openness leads to a better allocation of resources. due to ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc127.doc
... be small as long as there is no spillover of the problems of chinese banks to major foreign banks. one of the key medium-term risks in the current global economy comes ... 2000. approximately dutch exports are technology or human-capital intensive. especially technology-intensive products has increased since 1980 at the expense of mainly primary products. china's exports consist for approximately ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion164.doc
... tor. frankel (1999) argues that since the 1990s international private capital inflows have rapidly increased, raising financial vulnerability and the transmission of financial crises. to test whether banking sector ... check, we therefore split our sample as follows listed vs. non-listed banks, and banks with public vs. banks with private ownership. an- other possibility is that regulation has a ...
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doc211.pdf
... have become increasingly intertwined. banks competed fiercely for talent in global markets. these developments also drive the securitisation of bank loans and the increased reliance of banks on short-term financing through money markets. to understand how future developments may affect the strategic choices that banks make, and thus ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc218.doc
... to coordinate policy internationally, the information gap faced by regulators, the size of banks' balance sheets, the tradability of banks' assets, the level of interconnectedness, the potential for market discipline, and ... education and health care are to be increased, by how much? if taxes are to be reduced, expenditure on specific issues are to be increased (e.g. roads and education) and ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc96
... do not offer insurance against reclassification risk (a change in health status resulting in increased premiums). this possible disadvantage must be traded-off against the advantages of reduced switching ... writers and banks in the total distribution of life insurances increased from 29,9 % table 3.5 distribution channels as % of the total market life non-life intermediaries writing banks rest source ...
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