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Microsoft Word - bijz90.doc
... of the taxpaying individual by subtracting savings (including loan repayments and purchases of stocks, bonds and non-residential real estate) from aggregate incomings (including loan receipts and proceeds from ... the addition method tax is used in some countries to tax the value added by financial institutions, which is difficult to compute under a tax credit invoice vat, because the intermediation ...
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doc211.pdf
... monitoring financial stability reducing government failure ex ante prudential supervision ex post crisis management ii focus on local risks, correlated exposures, information spillovers monitor different types of financial institutions ... a loan. cash-rich firms can therefore obtain funding directly from financial markets, for example by issuing bonds or shares, without having to turn to banks. firms ...
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... financial intermediation. financial institutions encompass depository institutions (commercial banks, savings institutions, credit unions), contractual savings institutions (insurance companies, pension funds), investment institutions (mutual funds, finance companies), securities market institutions (investment banks, brokerage firms, organized exchanges), and government (-backed) financial ...
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Microsoft Word - memo166.doc
... s external financial position might play a prominent role in explaining deviations from ppp. china still has many capital controls in place (the economist, 2005b) and its financial markets and financial institutions are ... , economic or other grounds. any large attempt by the chinese to sell us treasury bonds (etc.) would probably turn prices and exchange rates against them. is the renminbi likely ...
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memo221.pdf
... growth in the balances of financial institutions period (see figure 2.5) figure 2.5 assets and liabilities of financial institutions, 1990-2007 financial assets liabilities banks insurance companies ... be precarious for many dutch financial institutions, as evidenced by the extremely high insurance premiums against bankruptcy on their bonds. policy implications for the financial sector in order to ...
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Microsoft Word - leuvensteijn.doc
... rate has therefore a different interpretation, and reflects their opportunity costs of alternative investments in bonds (boshuizen and pijpers, 2000). finally, with respect to the development of the year dummies, ... real estate research, vol. 3, pp. 61-73. heffernan, s.a., 2002, how do uk financial institutions really price their banking products?, journal of banking and finance, vol. 26, pp. 1997- ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc210.doc
... liquidity is the ability to attract new investors by issuing new wholesale deposits, long-term bonds or equity. market liquidity is the ability to sell assets or to use them ... series of papers and 2004) develop a liquidity-based approach to understanding financial crises. when financial markets are incomplete, financial institutions may be forced to sell assets if they face a liquidity shock. ...
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who benefits tax competition european union pdf
... domestic demand leads to net exports; the goods price acts as numeraire. the bonds market all types of bonds (domestic or foreign, issued by firms or government) are perfect substitutes with ... endogenous rates of return. we have simplified taxation systems and abstract from modelling housing stocks, financial institutions, imperfect labour markets and tax havens.14 a key extension of the model is ...
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Microsoft Word - voorblad.docx
... financial transactions between financial institutions, if at least one of the financial institutions is established in the european union. this would include transactions in currency instruments, shares, bonds, derivatives and structured financial ...
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omslag policy brief 2011 7 uk indd
... pension provider is selected. financial illiteracy gives rise to serious agency issues, as households have to delegate these complex decisions to professionals and financial institutions, which do not ... facilitate risk-sharing in private pension funds by providing tradable financial assets such as gdp bonds and longevity bonds. by buying these public securities to match their liabilities, ...
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