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Parent support was selective during the 2007–2009 crisis
Banks allocated capital selectively within conglomerates during the 2007–2009 crisis, favoring stronger affiliates while restricting support to weaker ones, challenging regulatory assumptions.
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Domestic credit supports Nepal's long-run economic growth
ARDL analysis of Nepal's economic growth reveals domestic credit impacts GDP only long-term, while capital formation and exports drive growth across both timeframes, 1992-2023.
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Methodological issues make investment multipliers uninterpretable
Methodological critique of investment shock modeling in input-output frameworks, highlighting inconsistent treatment of purchasing versus supplying industries.
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Capital account openness shows an inverted U-shape in growth
Panel analysis of 42 years reveals that moderate capital account openness boosts emerging market growth, but excessive openness reduces it through short-term debt channels.
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Psychological capital partly links support and nurse distress
Study examines how psychological capital mediates the protective effect of organizational support on distressing experiences among nurses as second victims of adverse events.
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Telecom companies shape urban speculation in Mogadishu
Explore how telecommunications companies like Hormuud shape Mogadishu's urban future through land speculation, infrastructure development, and new city projects targeting diaspora capital during.
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Liquidity-trap spillovers differ sharply across asset-supply shocks
Examine how asset market shocks transmit across borders differently in liquidity traps versus normal times, using a heterogeneous-agent framework with financial frictions.
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Reassessing Women’s Economic Agency Through the Lens of the Shariʿa Court Records: The Case of Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Tripoli
Examine how eighteenth-century Ottoman Tripoli women actively engaged in economic transactions through shariʿa courts, challenging stereotypes of economic passivity through analysis of court records.
