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Obregon, Carlos - 2022

call to be congruent with the globalization brought about by the ICT revolution. The world is facing a gigantic …This book presents the reasons for which, given the globalization brought about by the ICT revolution, both liberalism … be the future of the world. And realism is restricted to the discussion of the balance of power, leaves aside the …

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In search of the contours of the post-COVID Sustainable Development Goals: The case of BRICS

Bobylev, Sergey; Grigoryev, Leonid - 2020

The global COVID-19 pandemic and an unexpected recession of a dangerous magnitude have provided strong reasons to look at the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from three points of view: the SDGs as a victim of the recession 2020; the SDGs as an opportunity for better coordination on the way out...

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Demokratie , öffentliche Güter und Europa

Mavrozacharakis, Emmanouil - 2015

groups or other forms of Representation . There is a clear necessity of recover the mean of sovereignty of the People in a …

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Alternative versions of the global competitive industrial performance ranking constructed by methods from social choice theory

Subochev, Andrey; Zakhlebin, Igor - 2014

The Competitive Industrial Performance index (developed by experts of the UNIDO) is designed as a measure of national competitiveness. Index is an aggregate of eight observable variables, representing different dimensions of competitive industrial performance. Instead of using a cardinal...

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The Dynamics of House Prices - International Evidence

Sorensen, Jens Kjaer - 2006

‘New’ long run data regarding Norway, the Netherlands, United Kingdom and USA has been collected and will be graphically, statistically and econometrically compiled and analyzed to prove that real house prices in the long run are constant and mean reverting. Co-integration of nominal house...

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Bank competition, institutional strength and financial reforms in Central and Eastern Europe and the EU

Delis, Manthos D; Pagoulatos, George - 2009

Abstract Following their EU15 counterparts, the banking systems of Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries underwent extensive reform since the 1990s. In this paper we estimate the degree of bank market power during the periods of financial reform in each European country, and subsequently...

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A Note on the Post-Revolution Iranian Economy and the Banking Sector

Dehghan Nejad, Omid - 2010

This note provides an analysis of Iranian economy in its post-revolution era with special emphasis on the country’s banking sector and discusses the reasons for Iran’s failure in reaching sustained economic growth and financial development.

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Macroeconomic Variables and Stock Market Performance: Testing for Dynamic Linkages with a Known Structural Break

Rashid, Abdul - 2008

This paper investigates the dynamic interactions between four macroeconomic variables and stock prices in Pakistan, using cointegration and Granger causality tests that are robust to structural breaks. The results strongly suggest cointegration between the stock prices and macroeconomic...

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Exchange rates or stock prices, what causes what: A firm level empirical investigation

Rashid, Abdul - 2007

The study employs cointegration, the standard Granger causality tests and vector error correction modeling technique to investigate the cause-effect association between exchange rates and stock prices for Pakistan. It uses weekly data for 70 individual securities and the trade-weighted exchange...

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Bank competition, financial reform and institutions: The importance of being developed

Delis, Manthos D - 2010

In this paper we estimate the degree of market power at the bank-level for 84 banking systems worldwide. Subsequently, we analyze the sources of bank competition, placing emphasis on the impact of financial reform and the quality of institutions. We find that financial liberalization policies...

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