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Argentina: The Crisis That Isn't [PDF]
This report looks at Argentina's current debt, fiscal, and overall economic situation to see if there is justification for concerns that Argentina is facing serious economic problems that could lead to a default on its sovereign debt.
Mark Weisbrot
core
ABSTRACT This study investigates the governance drivers of a firm's eco‐efficiency. We measure eco‐efficiency using data envelopment analysis (DEA), emphasizing efficiency measures aimed at minimizing inputs and ensuring constant returns to scale (CRS model).
Pasquale Latella+5 more
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Public debt and growth: evidence from Central, Eastern and Southeastern European countries [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to quantify the long run and short run relationship between debt and economic activity in Central, Eastern and Southeastern European countries.
Anita Čeh Časni+2 more
doaj
ABSTRACT The financial sector plays an important yet ambivalent role in society's sustainability transition. Credit decisions have a substantial impact as they determine the allocation of large amounts of financial resources. This study applies the Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development as a lens to review literature and investigate practices ...
Jesko Schulte+3 more
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Capital Structure in Emerging Markets: The Case of Serbian Joint-Stock Companies
This paper is an attempt to extend the empirical research on the capital structure theory to a post-transition economy and to determine if there are any factors that could be linked to the behavior of the companies with respect to their selection of ...
Arsov Sašo
doaj
The Policy Paradox: Government Debt Servicing and Local Bank Risk Growth [PDF]
The issue of local government debt is widely recognized as one of the "gray rhinos" affecting the stable development of China's economy. Government debt can transmit risks to local banks, which are among the primary holders of local debt, thereby triggering systemic financial risks.
arxiv
Debt Capacity And Debt Financing
The pecking order theory of capital structure predicts that firms will finance a significant proportion of their financial deficit (investments + dividends – operating cash flows) with debt capital. I also hypothesize that the amount of debt financing a firm actually uses is also related to its unused debt capacity.
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Environmental Violation and Cost of Equity Capital—Evidence From Europe
ABSTRACT We examine the association between environmental violations and the cost of equity capital. We posit that firms that breach environmental compliance introduce firm‐specific risks and, consequently, elevate the costs associated with equity capital.
Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan, Yimei Man
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Is Domestic Debt the Answer to Debt Crises? [PDF]
Analysis of public debt in developing countries has traditionally focused on external debt. However, in recent years several countries have looked increasingly to domestic sources when expanding their net borrowing or adopted aggressive policies aimed at retiring public external debt and substituting it with domestically issued debt. Some countries are
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Does National Innovation Layout Spur Eco‐Innovation? The Upper Echelon's Role
ABSTRACT Numerous studies have examined whether financial and governance characteristics within firms promote eco‐innovation. However, the influence of institutional contexts on eco‐innovation, which is crucial for shaping effective policy and establishing key conditions, has not been adequately explored.
Ali Meftah Gerged+3 more
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