International Finance and Financial ServicesKristian L. Hagen Nova Publishers, 2008 - 259 lappuses International finance is the branch of economics that studies the dynamics of exchange rates, foreign investment, and how these affect international trade. Financial services is a term used to refer to the services provided by the finance industry. Financial services is also the term used to describe organisations that deal with the management of money and includes merchant banks, credit card companies, consumer finance companies, government sponsored enterprises, and stock brokerages. Financial services is the largest industry (or industry category) in the world, in terms of earnings. This book presents important analyses in these interaction fields. |
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... , the Netherlands , and the United Kingdom , and one outside country , the United States , for the March 1972 to December 2002 period . The results essentially support the idea of a German predominance within the Preface.
... , the Netherlands , and the United Kingdom , and one outside country , the United States , for the March 1972 to December 2002 period . The results essentially support the idea of a German predominance within the Preface.
viii. lappuse
... period - to - period arbitrage condition for the optimal choice of investment . In order to allow the adjustment cost parameters to vary freely over time , the authors turn to a unique panel data set of 136 U.S. firms for which they ...
... period - to - period arbitrage condition for the optimal choice of investment . In order to allow the adjustment cost parameters to vary freely over time , the authors turn to a unique panel data set of 136 U.S. firms for which they ...
4. lappuse
... period have tended to move closely together , although movements in import prices tend to be dampened relative to the exchange rate . This series also suggests that in the 1990s movements in relative import prices have become more ...
... period have tended to move closely together , although movements in import prices tend to be dampened relative to the exchange rate . This series also suggests that in the 1990s movements in relative import prices have become more ...
8. lappuse
... period yields the implication in our model that , other things equal , exchange - rate pass - through to import prices should have declined throughout the post - war period . Unfortunately , our measure of import prices for finished ...
... period yields the implication in our model that , other things equal , exchange - rate pass - through to import prices should have declined throughout the post - war period . Unfortunately , our measure of import prices for finished ...
9. lappuse
... period . These indices are constructed using data on GDP per employee , and the ROW index is based on data for OECD and major developing countries . Growth in GDP per employee outside the United States outpaced U.S. growth largely due ...
... period . These indices are constructed using data on GDP per employee , and the ROW index is based on data for OECD and major developing countries . Growth in GDP per employee outside the United States outpaced U.S. growth largely due ...
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Asymmetry in the InterestRate Volatility Transmission Mechanism The German Leadership Hypothesis | 71 |
Irreversibility and Costs of Adjustment | 99 |
Earnings Management and Internal Control Mechanisms Evidence from Chilean Firms | 123 |
International Fiscal Competition Transfer Pricing and Multinational Firms Strategies | 143 |
The World Competition Agency as a Necessary International Institution | 157 |
The Development of the Single European Market for Financial Services and its Effects on Slovenia | 191 |
Progressing towards Legitimacy Financial Services Sector Policymaking in the EU after Lamfalussy | 209 |
IT Service Delivery Cost and Core Competency in Financial Services | 227 |
Index | 245 |
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accruals activities adjustment cost analysis approach assets authority Bank calibration capital changes companies competition conditional corporate countries debt decisions decline demand direct discussed domestic earnings Economic effect efficiency equilibrium estimate European evidence exchange rate expectations exporters factors Finally financial services firms fixed foreign function funds future Germany given governance growth implies import import prices increase industry inflation influence institutions integration interest investment issue Italy Journal legitimacy lower marginal markup means measure mechanism MNEs monetary policy outsourcing ownership panel parameter pass-through period positive present problem production profit regulation relative response Review sector share shock significant specific standard statistics strategic structure studies Table trade trade costs transfer United variable volatility
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