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OPTIMUM RATE ON TIME DEPOSITS*

The Journal of Finance, 1962
THE ACTION OF THE Federal Reserve Board in raising the ceiling on time deposit rates reopens the debate about higher rates on time deposits at commercial banks.' Profitable loan and investment outlets, more efficient use of reserves, and the possibility of attracting new funds, either domestic or foreign, argue for higher rates.
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The Deposit Insurance in Bulgaria: Is the Time for Change? [PDF]

, 2003
During 1997 Bulgaria experienced one of the deepest financial crises in CEE countries. The combination, with currency crisis, widespread bank failures, hyperinflation and government crisis had a very negative affect over the whole Bulgarian economy. Parallel with the introduction of a currency board, as part of measures for improvement of bank system ...
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The Velocity of Time Deposits

Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1953
Abstract * This paper is based, in part, on a report prepared for a technical committee of the Federal Reserve System.
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A NOTE ON TIME DEPOSIT INTEREST RATES

The Journal of Finance, 1958
Increasing interest rates on time deposits in recent years, and the Federal Reserve action to increase the maximum rate in January, 1957, in particular, have been associated with a period of increasingly scarce credit and a tight money policy. This note will attempt to show, however, that under quite plausible conditions, such a rise in interest rates ...
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The effect of adhesion time on particle deposition

Chemical Engineering Science, 1989
Abstract This paper introduces the notion of adhesion time into the field of particle deposition. This provides a physical insight into the latter process. The adjustment of the particle re-entrainment model, through the application of the notion of adhesion time, has permitted the establishment of the till now intuitively held notion of sticking ...
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Fungal “deposition”: A sign of the times?

International Contact Lens Clinic, 1990
A 55year-old female long-standing unilateral wearer of a hydroxyethyl methacrylate (HEMA, 38.6% water) gel contact lens for the purpose of monovision presented for a contact lens checkup. She had recently received (only 2 months earlier) her contact lens as a replacement, but the reason for her checkup visit was blurry vision and moderate irritation in
Jan P.G. Bergmanson, William J. Benjamin
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Government Bonds and Time-Deposits

2015
This chapter builds on the general framework of Chap. 2, and develops indexes of expected volatility in government bond and time deposit markets. Variance contract design and pricing in these markets are plagued by two major complexities that are absent in the interest rate swap (Chap. 3) and equity cases.
Antonio Mele, Yoshiki Obayashi
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Ellipsometry As A Real-Time Deposition Monitor

SPIE Proceedings, 1987
The use of an ellipsometer as an in situ thin film deposition monitor is usually complicated by the calculations required to arrive at an estimate of the index and thickness values. In general, the ellipsometer parameters Φ and Δ are derived from the measured readings.
R. L. Hall, W. H. Southwell, W. J. Gunning   +2 more
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A FURTHER NOTE ON TIME DEPOSIT INTEREST RATES

The Journal of Finance, 1959
LEONARD WEISS, IN "A Note on Time Deposit Interest Rates" (Journal of Finance, March, 1958), argues that a shift from demand deposits to time deposits differs from a shift from other near monies to time deposits in its effects on total potential community "liquidity" (deposits plus near monies) and credit.
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Time-Dependent Absorption in Deposit Feeders

1989
Deposit feeders obtain food from sediments consisting mostly of indigestible mineral grains. In order to procure the required energy and nutrients, these animals must process enormous quantities of sediment (Canunen 1980b). The necessarily rapid processing rates limit the amount of time material may remain in the gut.
Lars Kofoed, Valery Forbes, Glenn Lopez
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