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Integrating Financial Wellbeing Support into Parenting Programmes: Practitioner Perspectives on Acceptability and Feasibility

Smith G, Bond A, Bryant EF, Wilkinson K, Berry V, Rogers M, Summers R, Hall J, Liabo K, Lang IA, Axford N.   +10 more
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JAPANESE FIRMS’ DEBT POLICY AND TAX POLICY

JAPANESE FIRMS’ DEBT POLICY AND TAX POLICY
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Variable Rate Debt Instruments and Corporate Debt Policy

The Journal of Finance, 1981
ABSTRACTSustained high rate of inflation has led to the creation of debt instruments with variable interest rate. The availability of these debt instruments presents management with the problem of the choice of the optimal debt portfolio. This paper deals with this problem assuming a given, and optimal, debt to equity ratio.
Agmon, T, Ofer, A R, Tamir, A
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Debt Policy and Banking Policy

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1946
rrHE scheme of putting our federal debt wholly into two forms, consols and currency,l is obviously too radical for early political consideration. Its virtue is that of indicating a direction for policy which, wisely pursued, would perhaps involve numerous steps and only gradual institutional change.
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Tax Shelters and Corporate Debt Policy

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004
We use a novel sample of 44 tax shelter cases involving public corporations to investigate which types of firms shelter, the magnitude of the tax shelters they use, and whether participating in a shelter affects corporate debt policy. The propensity to shelter increases with firm size, profitability, R&D expenditures, foreign operations, and the market
John R. Graham, Alan L. Tucker
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Monetary Policy and Corporate Debt Structure

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
AbstractThis paper evaluates and compares the effects of conventional and unconventional monetary policies on the corporate debt structure in the United States. It does so by using a vector autoregression in which policy shocks are identified through high‐frequency external instruments.
Lhuissier, Stéphane, Szczerbowicz, Urszula   +1 more
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Developing Formal Debt Policies

2017
As the demand for public-sector investment in infrastructure continues to grow, the issuance of debt has become an increasingly important component of state and local government capital programs. An approach being utilized by many governments to address potential credit concerns is the development, adoption, and implementation of formal debt policies ...
Richard Larkin, James C. Joseph
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British Floating Debt Policy

Economica, 1940
THE history of the British floating debt during the twenty years from I9I9 to I939 falls into three sharply divided parts. During the first, from I919 to 1923, the total floating debt was reduced by nearly half, from fI,500 Mn. to 800o Mn., though it seems likely that a large part of this reduction occurred in bills held by the Bank of England and ...
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Policies on sovereign debt. [PDF]

Financial Stability Review, 2012
This paper seeks to convey four main messages. Because sovereign debt in advanced countries has reached unprecedented levels, there is more uncertainty than before on its future dynamics, and its impact on growth. As with any debt, it also creates the potential for increased financial fragility.
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