Financial globalisation
Assessing marginal, threshold and net effects of financial globalisation on financial development in Africa
... 2008-2009 financial crises have been more felt by sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries belonging to the French African Colonies (CFA) monetary ...to financial size, as opposed to dynamics of financial ...
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Financial globalisation uncertainty/instability is good for financial development
... that financial globalisation uncertainty increases banking system efficiency, banking system activity and financial system ...because financial activity (or credit) automatically increases ...
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Financial globalisation and crisis, institutional transformation and equity
... The analysis and empirical results provided by the authors, lead to two rather different kinds of conclusions. The first is the narrow technical finding that the ‘legal’ origin hypothesis concerning shareholder ...
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Financial globalisation dynamic thresholds for financial development: evidence from Africa
... Did Financial Globalization Disappoint? ’ ...of financial globalisation are increasingly apparent with recurrent global financial crises: ever increasing in magnitude and ...global ...
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Pre and post crisis dynamics of financial globalisation for financial development in Africa
... of financial development externalities from the crisis is ...have financial markets that are globally integrated (Alagidede et ...the financial intermediary sector have also been: positioned on ...
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Financial globalisation and monetary independence 1
... of financial spillovers not captured by other ...global financial contagion index may be a more relevant metric to gauge policy traction in the context of financial ...
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Financial Globalisation and India: Internal and External Dimensions
... Financial globalisation has been accompanied by accumulation of debt, both domestically and internationally, by all the major ...global financial crisis, the emerging economies have witnessed a rise ...
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Financial globalisation and human development
... does financial globalisation affect economic welfare? Orthodox theory suggests that because of greater risk-sharing between countries that financial liberalisation entails, there should be no welfare ...
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Financial globalisation and human development
... to globalisation or attributed to other ...that globalisation had little to do with this outstanding ...important. Financial globalisation allowed countries like the US and UK, which were ...
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The political economy of the Japanese credit market : social norms versus financial globalisation
... Despite their growing influence within the US capital market, neither Moody’s nor S&P was financially prosperous until the 1960s. In the mid -1960s, S&P’s corporate rating division had merely three full-time ...
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Analysing financial globalisation : cross border investment, international risk sharing, and financial reforms
... Notes: The dependent variables all as ratios to GDP are gross financial inflows 1 - 2, and gross financial outflows 3 - 4, respectively; the explanatory variables are the bank reforms in[r] ...
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Transformation of the agricultural financial system in the age of globalisation
... Modern financial systems in agriculture are usu- ally mixed, ...modern financial system is mostly shaped by the acceptability of certain forms of credit interventionism and instruments for maintaining ...
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The Impact of Financial Development and Globalisation on Economic Growth: Evidence from a Macro Panel of Ten Countries
... of financial market development and globalisation on economic growth in ten countries (Argentina, China (Hong Kong SAR), Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, Switzerland, United States and South ...
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Perspectives on globalisation
... with globalisation, it is important to recall that our world is also experiencing increasing fragmentation or ...of globalisation, but these flows have been focussed on a limited number of developing ...
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Symposium on globalisation
... there. Globalisation as you rightly pointed out Professor Dunning in your introductory remarks has ceased to become a descriptive word of world societies and world economies becoming increasing ...that ...
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Globalisation and insecurity
... Further, since the average endowment, and hence the average consumption, is una¤ected by globalization, the Lorenz curve in any one period tells us all that we need to know about that.. [r] ...
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Globalisation – challenges, rewards, question
... Moreover, the corporations still more organise their production globally, the construction, production and assembling are realised in many different countries. The trans-national enterprises are not the only ones to aim ...
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Globalisation as translation: an approximation to the key but invisible role of translation in globalisation
... Globalisation has caused an exponential increase of translation. The global dominance of English has been accompanied by a growing demand for translation, as people’s own language continues to be the preferred ...
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Resource–Economic Growth Nexus, Role of Governance, Financial Development, Globalisation and War: Dynamic Approach
... countries. Financial development is not an important channel in the resource–growth ...that globalisation is worthwhile in the resource–growth ...governance, financial development, ...
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Promoting employment through EU development cooperation. Commission staff working document. SEC (2007) 495 final, 13 April 2007
... The EU is increasingly active in the international debate and actions on employment. For instance, it had a substantial say in the outcome of the UN 2005 September Summit and of the July 2006 High Level segment of the UN ...
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