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use robo-advisory services, including their financial behaviour and investments. The methodology of the article involves … change the amount of their expenses. Most of the surveyed people increased their savings during the pandemic. Poles more …
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Capital markets facilitate capital growth by mobilizing savings and converting them into investments, and they are … therefore a stimulant of economic growth. There is evidence that countries with high savings rates tend to grow faster. Although … to incentivize investments; developing and implementing focused policies to support the growth of micro, small and medium …
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savings, investments and debts by couple members, and how these vary by individual and household characteristics. A particular …
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savings into investments would prove very useful. Savings of people should be the most important investment resource for the … private savings that affect the domestic investments significantly. The most of the savings are made when they are fully …This article aims to analyze the possibilities of the accumulation and mobilization of savings and their role in the …
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in China and the USA, in particular, the role of national patterns of savings, investment and consumption (both private … macroeconomic policy categories, especially the overall pattern of savings (household, firm and government), investment and … of the USA encourages consumption and a low rate of savings. The opposite is true of China where household income is low …
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This paper develops a framework to analyse imperialistic international relations and the dynamics of international exploitation. A new measure of unequal exchange across borders is proposed which captures the territorial structure of imperialistic international relations: wealthy nations are net...
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Discussions about international capital movements raise extremely important and controversial questions. Why should countries open up their capital accounts, especially considering that unrestricted international capital movement is a relatively new phenomenon? For example, many OECD countries...
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Until recently, the trend in world capital markets has been toward increasing globalization. Recent events in Latin America and Asia have caused many in policy-making circles to question whether this trend should be wholly, or at least partially, reversed. It is commonly argued that—at a...
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We build a model of financial sector illiquidity in an open economy. Illiquidity is defined as a situation in which a country's consolidated financial system has potential short-term obligations that exceed the amount of foreign currency available on short notice. We show that illiquidity is key...
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The risk of repudiation plays a central role in the size and nature of international capital flows. In this paper the author addresses the question of whether, in a world of international capital flows with risk of default, strategic externalities provide a rationale for regulation of...
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