Systemic risk in financial systems: A feedback approach

Silva, Thiago Christiano; Alexandre, Michel; Tabak, Benjamin Miranda

doi:10.1016/j.jebo.2017.09.013

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“…Endogeneity, as in all of the finance and growth literature, is a central issue. The approach and insights of Mian, Sufi, and Verner () and the GMM estimations give us some degree of confidence that there is an effect from credit to economic outcomes but we cannot be sure that we fully capture the intricate feed‐back effects between finance and the real economy as recently explored by Silva, da Silva, and Tabak ().…”

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Institutions, Household Credit Composition, and the Business Cycle

Bahadir

Valev

2020

Economic Inquiry

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We show that the negative effect of household credit growth on subsequent economic growth documented in the recent literature is not the same across countries. The effect is stronger in countries with weak institutions where the fraction of consumer credit in total household credit is greater. That is an important nuance as consumer credit is a sizable part of household credit in many emerging markets and its rapid buildup should be observed with the same caution as a rapid buildup in housing credit. (JEL G21, E32, E44)

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Institutions, Household Credit Composition, and the Business Cycle

Bahadir

Valev

2020

Economic Inquiry

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“…Placing the product / service in the market. [6,7,8] Thus, subprocesses of innovative development management reflect the combination of the main stages of innovation life cycle each of which occupies a certain place and the value in it, all of them are interrelated and complementary. The basis of our research is the enterprises of information and telecommunications field.…”

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“…Position maintenance through: -staff motivation and encouraging its effective work; -increasing the information potential; -improvement of assimilated products and technologies; -encouraging new products and processes development; -competitive advantages. b Source: Compiled by the authors based on [9][10][11][12][13]…”

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Mechanism of business entities innovative development management (organizational and economic approaches)

Zhilkina¹,

Vodennikov²,

Maslov

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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The development of the national economy and the increase of domestic enterprises competitiveness are associated with the transition to an innovative model of economic development. We proposed the structure of organizational and economic mechanism, which distinctive characteristic is the composition of the interaction process of subjects and objects of management. As subjects of management in mechanism we singled out three subsystems: functional, process and administrative which are the bases of innovative development. As a result of the research it is found that the process of innovative development management should be considered as a set of subprocesses series, reflecting the combination of the main stages of the innovation life cycle. We proposed scientific and methodical approach to evaluate the effectiveness of entities innovative development management, which allows us to assess their level of innovation and generate proposals for adjusting innovation strategy.

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“…Consequently, the analysis presented in this chapter primarily concentrates on the national level of energy security. [2][3][4] Life safety is the state of security of the material world and human society from the negative impacts of various kinds. Its objects can be classified as follows are nature and society (see Figure 1).…”

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Risks in the energy sector: the analysis of management practices in the electricity market

Zhilkina¹,

Akhmetshin

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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Energy security is today one of the most discussed event in international economic relations. It is being actively discussed by all governments and leading international organizations. There doesn't exist any universal definition of energy sector. In addition to the lack of such a universal definition, analysis of decisions in this area, one notices the lack of attention to such phenomena as risks in the energy sector, especially in the management of investment projects in the industry. For most industrial countries, energy insecurity means import dependency and aging infrastructure, while many emerging economies have additional vulnerabilities such as insufficient capacity, high energy intensity, and rapid demand growth. In many low-income countries, multiple vulnerabilities overlap, making them especially insecure.

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Systemic risk in financial systems: A feedback approach

Cited by 58 publications

References 31 publications

Institutions, Household Credit Composition, and the Business Cycle

Institutions, Household Credit Composition, and the Business Cycle

Mechanism of business entities innovative development management (organizational and economic approaches)

Risks in the energy sector: the analysis of management practices in the electricity market

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