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Interest Rates 4: Interest Rate Discovery

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
This is the fourth in a series of seven papers on interest rates and it covers the principle of interest rate discovery and security valuation, the micro structure of financial markets, the role of secondary markets, interest rate discovery in the debt and deposit markets, and the micro factors which impact on price discovery.
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Investment and the Rate of Interest

Journal of Political Economy, 1971
The purpose of this paper is to present a coherent view of the neoclassical model of capital accumulation as a basis of for a theory of investment of the firm. The model is formulated in discrete time, which brings out more clearly than the usual continuous-time version the crucial distinction between the short and the long run.
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Interest Rates 1: What are Interest Rates?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
This is the first in a series of seven papers on interest rates and it covers the basic terms and information required for a fuller understanding of the significance of interest rates: the instruments that interest rates apply to, the bank interest margin which plays an important transmission role in monetary policy, time value of money, types ...
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Interest Rates and Information

The Manchester School, 2004
In a lending relationship, a bank learns information on its borrowers. Adverse selection makes the usefulness and value of this information depend on the interest rates the bank charges in the different periods. The optimal intertemporal screening of borrowers calls for a monopolistic bank to smooth interest rates.
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Natural Interest Rate and Money Interest Rates

The Economists’ Voice, 2020
Abstract The long lasting period of declining interest rates raises the question, whether the latter result from a savings glut, from a money glut, or from both. Moreover, it renewed the old question how the natural interest rate should be sensibly defined, and if it could ever fall below the growth rate, thereby causing dynamic ...
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Interest Rates 2: Relationship of Interest Rates

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
This is the second in a series of seven papers on interest rates and it covers the relationship between the policy interest rate and the banks’ prime lending rate; the many, but related, interest rates on debt and deposits; the interbank market interest rates; and the relationship of money market interest rates.
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Interest Rates 3: Composition of Interest Rates

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
This is the third in a series of seven papers on interest rates and it covers the yield curve, the literature on the composition of interest rates, an alternative analysis of composition of interest rates, the literature on the risk-free rate, an alternative view of the risk-free rate, and an analysis of the relationship of interest rates.
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Rates of Interest: A Review

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1990
This paper is a critical commentary on the papers by Rigby, and Webber and Tonkin that are part of this special issue of Environment and Planning A on “Analytical political economy”.
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Interest, Rate of Interest, and Crises

2015
Interest and capital are two closely related topics that have been widely discussed by economists. Although in today’s economic literature interest is mostly identified with contract-interest on loans and its rate with the market rate of interest, the problem of its origin has still to be satisfactory solved.
Alvaro Cencini, Sergio Rossi
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Interest Rate Derivatives: Interest Rate Models

2004
Abstract There are many examples of interest rate derivatives that are actively traded in over-the counter markets and in organized exchanges. Caps, floors, Treasury bond options, Treasury bond futures options, Eurodollar futures options, and swaptions are just some examples of this important class of derivatives in financial markets.
Thomas S Y Ho, Sang Bin Lee
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