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A three-layer model of borrowed size: empirical insights from Japan
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The library collection failure quotient: the ratio of interlibrary borrowing to collection size
Journal of Academic Librarianship, 2000Understanding the ratio of interlibrary borrowing to collection size (i.e., access to ownership) may help us to understand the performance of the collection. The library collection failure quotient (CFQ) is a dynamic indicator. Interpreting CFQ scores requires references to other indicators, comparisons with peer libraries, and information gleaned from
Albert Henderson
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Small Firms, Borrowed Size and the Urban‐Rural Shift
Regional Studies, 2001In this paper we suggest that some elements of the observed urban-rural shift in firm formation and growth may centre on the phenomenon of 'borrowed size'. In doing so, we make a link between literature on the geography of small firm formation and growth, the theory of agglomeration and the relations among settlements within urban systems.
N. A. Phelps +2 more
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SIZE OF BANK, SIZE OF BORROWER, AND THE RATE OF INTEREST
The Journal of Finance, 1963I THE EVIDENCE THAT is available shows that interest rates charged on business loans by commercial banks tend to vary inversely with the size of the loan being made and therefore with the size of the borrower making the loan, since smaller borrowers tend to make smaller loans.' Several explanations have been offered of this fact that interest rates ...
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Intergenerational Transfers, Borrowing Constraints and Household Size
1999We examine the relationship between private transfers and household size in the presence of capital market imperfections by incorporating a two-sided dynastic utility specification into an overlapping generations life-cycle model with inter-vivos transfers.
Seiler, Edward J., Seiler, Edward J.
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Crossing administrative boundaries: Using internet development to improve borrowing size
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Borrowed Size, Agglomeration Shadows and Cultural Amenities in North-West Europe
European Planning Studies, 2014It has been argued that the concept of “borrowed size” is essential to understanding urban patterns and dynamics in North-West Europe. This paper conceptualizes this idea and provides an empirical exploration of it. A place borrows size when it hosts more urban functions than its own size could normally support. A borrowed size for one place means that
Burger, Martijn +3 more
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The Geography of Borrowing Size: Exploring Spatial Distributions for German Urban Regions
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2019AbstractThis paper contributes to the discussion on borrowing size effects. According to this concept, smaller cities that are part of larger functional urban regions can utilise metropolitan functions and economic externalities, thereby boosting their regional performance.
Kati Volgmann, Karsten Rusche
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Effects of borrowers' quality on the size of market response to bank loan announcements in China
Management Research Review, 2012PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of borrowers' quality on the size of market reaction to bank loan announcements in the Chinese financial market, where poor quality borrowers are prevalent and the banking system is highly controlled by the Chinese government.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses different measures to proxy
Yuan Zhang, Christopher Gan, Zhaohua Li
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