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The power of citation: giving credit where credit is due. [PDF]
Hooper K +3 more
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Gender dynamics and remittances in the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices in Nepal. [PDF]
Kandel GP +6 more
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Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change: Are Climate-Smart Practices Important in Burkina Faso? [PDF]
Bado B, Thiombiano N, Tito NT.
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Policy Portfolio Options for Encouraging Deployment of Negative Emissions Technologies in the Electricity System. [PDF]
Arwa EO, Abdulla A, Schell KR.
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Trade credit, collateral liquidation, and borrowing constraints [PDF]
Assuming that firms’ suppliers are better able to extract value from the liquidation of assets in default and have an information advantage over other creditors, the paper derives six predictions on the use of trade credit. (1) Financially unconstrained firms (with unused bank credit lines) take trade credit to exploit the supplier's liquidation ...
Daniela Fabbri +1 more
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Export Growth and Credit Constraints [PDF]
We investigate the magnitude and the persistence of the effect of credit constraints on the growth of exports at a micro level. We develop a model showing credit constraints play a key role in early stages of exporting, with their role on the growth rate of exports diminishing as exporting continues.
Tibor Besedeš +2 more
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Exporting and Investment Under Credit Constraints
2023Nous examinons la relation entre le rendement des entreprises et les contraintes de crédit touchant l’entrée sur les marchés d’exportation. La recherche actuelle suppose que la variation des conditions financières d’une entreprise est indicative de contraintes de crédit.
Huynh, Kim +3 more
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Credit Constraints and Durable Consumption [PDF]
I find quantitative evidence of a significant effect for credit constraints on durable consumption during a post-deregulation consumer spending spree. The effect varied markedly across age and educational groups. Young households with low levels of education displayed high sensitivity to credit conditions.
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