Financial Institutions and the Nation's Economy: FINE : Compendium of Papers Prepared for the FINE Study, 1-2. grāmataU.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 |
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24. lappuse
... assets have grown from $ 6.9 billion in 1964 to $ 155 billion currently . At year end 1974 , assets held by U.S. banks in their foreign branches were 14 per cent of total domestic and foreign assets of all U.S. commercial banks . An ...
... assets have grown from $ 6.9 billion in 1964 to $ 155 billion currently . At year end 1974 , assets held by U.S. banks in their foreign branches were 14 per cent of total domestic and foreign assets of all U.S. commercial banks . An ...
51. lappuse
... assets in mortgages the gains are much smaller . Table 3 illustrates this point.13 For a bank holding 9 percent of its assets in mortgages , and using the assumed mortgage rates , the effect of the tax credit is to transform the 9 ...
... assets in mortgages the gains are much smaller . Table 3 illustrates this point.13 For a bank holding 9 percent of its assets in mortgages , and using the assumed mortgage rates , the effect of the tax credit is to transform the 9 ...
53. lappuse
... asset switch reduces their mortgage holdings from 85 to 77 percent of total assets , a ratio that still qualifies them for the maximum tax credit . The advantage of this particular asset swap depends on relative interest rates ...
... asset switch reduces their mortgage holdings from 85 to 77 percent of total assets , a ratio that still qualifies them for the maximum tax credit . The advantage of this particular asset swap depends on relative interest rates ...
56. lappuse
... assets to particular borrowing rates . Selective credit controls are more effective if the demand for houses does not respond to interests rates other than the mortgage rate and if the demands for other assets are similarly not ...
... assets to particular borrowing rates . Selective credit controls are more effective if the demand for houses does not respond to interests rates other than the mortgage rate and if the demands for other assets are similarly not ...
73. lappuse
... assets , what type of assets will be reduced ? Mortgages ? Government securities ? We simply do not know the answers to these questions . It is to Hendershott's credit that he tries various assumptions , however one could still question ...
... assets , what type of assets will be reduced ? Mortgages ? Government securities ? We simply do not know the answers to these questions . It is to Hendershott's credit that he tries various assumptions , however one could still question ...
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