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Showing 1 to 20 of 85 for “"Market economies"”.
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Die besondere Problematik von Währungskrisen in Emerging Market Economies
… schwerer wiegenden Währungskrisen in Emerging Market Economies zu finden. Damit verbunden ist die Frage nach den Determinanten des Krisenausmaßes. Dazu wird zunächst ein detailierter Überblick über die in der Literatur verwendeten makroökonomischen, <br>mikroökonomischen und institutionellen …
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Effects of Central Bank Independence in Emerging Market Economies
… Bank Independence for a group of 32 Emerging Market Economies (EMEs) representing a diversity of geographic regions and income levels. It covers the years 1993- 2022. This is the period when many emerging economies began the process of industrialization, to reach middle-income levels, and …
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Forecasting exchange rates : an empirical investigation of advanced, emerging and frontier market economies
… rates of advanced, emerging and frontier market economies. To date, research on forecasting exchange rates has tended to focus mostly on advanced economies. Little attention has been paid on emerging and frontier market currencies and this research fills a major gap in the literature. Data …
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The US Unconventional Monetary Policy and International Capital Flows to Emerging Market Economies
… on international capital inflows to emerging market economies (EMEs) from 2003Q1 to 2019Q4, with a focus on quantitative easing (QE) and its normalization phases, including both tapering and quantitative tightening (QT). Using a panel data model with fixed effects, this dissertation finds that …
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Nonlinear Markov switching analysis of economic and stock market dynamics for emerging market economies
… time, for a large and diverse group of emerging market economies to characterize the dynamics of their business and stock market cycles, the dynamic relationships between these cyclical interactions, and how different or similar the business cycles are among individual emerging market economies …
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Other people's money: does external debt improve economic growth performance of Frontier market economies?
… growth if left unmonitored or misused. Frontier Market Economies (FMEs), which are economies developing into Emerging Market Economies (EMEs), are amongst the fastest growing in the world with this growth projected to continue into the future. Yet, these countries are often forced to rely on …
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Essays on monetary policy, institutions and terms of trade shocks in emerging market economies
… focuses on two important features of emerging market economies: institutional weaknesses and the exposure to commodity terms of trade shocks and how they shape the macroeconomic dynamics and the conduct of monetary policy. These issues are discussed in three essays. The first essay empirically …
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Theoretical and empirical analysis of a macroeconomic model with financial and housing sectors in emerging market economies
… nominal rigidities in the goods and services markets, heterogeneities in production, monetary policy and a rich set of exogenous shocks; not that there are no problems with these aspects of the DSGE model as discussed in this thesis. Although a lot of efforts have been made in DSGE modelling …
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Gatekeepers of prosperity : how the state and business block the path towards functioning market economies in Developing countries
A well-functioning market economy is crucial for prosperity. However, there is considerable variation across countries in the cost of doing business. This invites the question of why governments impose these costs and why societies fail to enact reforms reducing them. This thesis seeks to solve …
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Analysing the impact of wage rate and inflation on labour productivity among selected early inflation-targeting countries and emerging market economies
The emerging market economies (EMEs) have experienced more severe trade-offs, higher output and inflation volatility, and poorer performance than developed economies, economic diversity necessitates special efforts. However, the inflation targeting (IT) has been used by central banks as the tool to …
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The Role of Private International Financial Capital Flows in Support of Development for Emerging Market Countries
… and development are critical issues for emerging market economies as they seek increase their standards of living. Financial globalization, innovation and international financial capital flows are prominent factors influencing macroeconomic stability and the pace of growth and development around …
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The macroeconomics of developing countries: A post-Keynesian perspective
… us with valuable insight into how mature market economies function. In apparent agreement, the consensus in development economics is that less developed countries (LDCs) are inherently non-Keynesian. We take issue with these statements and in this dissertation, address the question of the …
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Securitization : a platform for organic economic growth in emerging markets : authored
… economy is the existence of a long term debt market. Long term borrowing is crucial for personal home ownership, the creation of critical infrastructure, and the development of major real estate projects. Most emerging market economies do not have a long term debt market due to numerous …
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Essays on international capital flows
… flows and their impact on emerging financial markets. Specifically, the main research topics discussed are as follows: first, determinants of capital flows towards emerging market economies (EMEs) conditional on different episodes (e.g., surges, tranquil times, and stops); second, evidence of …
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The Role of Trust in the Divergent Development of Alternative Lending Channels in the UK and Germany
… for economic exchange and the functioning of markets. By contrast, the relationship between trust and variation in financial market practices across national economies has received relatively little attention. This dissertation uses two alternative, non-bank lending channels in the period …
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Minoritarian Activism – Judicial Politics in the European Union
… CJEU handles is one between Liberal and Social Market Economies. In the fourth and final empirical chapter it is argued that the CJEU also uses legal arguments, in the form of references to precedent, in order to convince recalcitrant governments of the validity of its judgments. In short, the …
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Organised labour and migration in the global age: a comparative analysis of trade union responses to migrant labour in Austria, Germany, Ireland and the UK
… labour, the deregulation of national labour markets and the spread of rather precarious employment relationships, including irregular migrants, unions increasingly struggle to secure ‘equal pay for equal work’. Attempts to organise migrants are made further difficult not only by language …
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The Promotion of Collective Bargaining: Different Models
… relations systems in many industrialised market economies across the world. In fact its recognition, implementation and promotion have become so widespread in modern times that the bargaining process can be accurately described as a global phenomenon.
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Essays On The Impacts Of Quantitative Easing On Financial Markets
… monetary policy to support the U.S. financial markets at the verge of collapse. The most well-known of the Fed's unconventional monetary policy is quantitative easing, in which it purchased a large amount of government securities from the markets in order to lower longer term interest rates and …
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Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Britain and West Germany and Their Pursuit of Industrial Competitiveness, c.1949-c.1979
… of high-quality, niche products that achieve market-winning positions at home and abroad as part of a focused, long-term strategy. The British SMEs are examined to understand whether, in contrast to Mittelstand companies in similar industries, they were short-term in their outlook and sought …
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