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Determinants of Supply of and Demand for Trade Credit: Static and Dynamic Approaches [PDF]
Objective: One of the short-term financing methods that have received less attention in domestic research is the use of trade credit in financing. In this study, the impacts of some financial variables in firms on the supply of and demand for trade ...
Abbas Aflatooni (Ph.D), Mohammad Norouzi
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Two echelon partial trade credit financing in a supply chain derived algebraically [PDF]
Trade credit financing has become a powerful tool to improve sales & profit in an industry. In general, a supplier/retailer frequently offers trade credit to its credit risk downstream member in order to stimulate their respective sales.
Jaggi Chandra K., Verma Mona
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Corporate Sustainability and Trade Credit: Evidence from ESG [PDF]
ESG is an extension of the concept of green investment and reflects the concept of sustainable development of enterprises. More and more enterprises are using trade credit financing for their business which is an important part of debt financing. But the
Wang Shiyu
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Government Credit and Trade War [PDF]
Using firm-level data from Chinese Industry Census and loan data from the China Development Bank (CDB), we document two essential mechanisms underlying CDB credit positive spillovers across the supply chain. First, CDB loans to upstream industries significantly lower the prices of intermediate goods sold by upstream firms, which, in turn, reduces the ...
Cai, Ning +4 more
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Os Determinantes do Crédito Comercial Durante e Após a Crise Financeira Internacional de 2008
This work analyses the determinants of trade credit granted and received and the effect of the 2008 financial crisis on it. Using a sample of 96,417 Portuguese SMEs from the non-financial sector for the period 2010–2019, we found that trade credit plays
Carlos Carreira, Pedro Silva
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Insider Trading in Credit Derivatives [PDF]
Insider trading in the credit derivatives market has become a significant concern for regulators and participants. This paper attempts to quantify the problem. Using news reflected in the stock market as a benchmark for public information, we report evidence of significant incremental information revelation in the credit default swap (CDS) market under
Acharya, Viral V, Johnson, Tim
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Trade Credits and Bank Credits in International Trade: Substitutes or Complements? [PDF]
AbstractTrade credits are an important financing tool for internationally active firms. This is surprising, as trade credits are generally more expensive than bank credits and thus a costly substitute for bank financing. In this paper, we investigate the relation between trade credits and bank credits for exporting firms. We develop a theoretical model
Martina Engemann +2 more
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Trade credit and supplier competition [PDF]
This paper examines how competition among suppliers affects their willingness to provide trade credit financing. Trade credit extended by a supplier to a cash constrained retailer allows the latter to increase cash purchases from its other suppliers, leading to a free rider problem. A supplier that represents a smaller share of the retailer's purchases
Chod, J, Lyandres, E, Yang, S A
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Testing the Trade Credit and Trade Link: Evidence from Data on Export Credit Insurance [PDF]
Trade finance has received special attention during the financial crisis as one of the potential culprits for the great trade collapse. Several researchers have used micro level data to establish the link between trade finance and trade, especially so during the financial crisis, and have found diverting results. This paper analyses the effect of trade
Auboin, Marc, Engemann, Martina
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Do trade credits finance long-term investments?
Our model indicates that European firms across all size categories use trade credits to purchase 6%–15% of tangible fixed assets and 14%–30% of intangible assets in the short-run.
Jan Bartholdy, Dennis Olson
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