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The exception would be banks with decreasing absolute risk aversion who, instead, would decrease their holdingsof risky assets (Fishburn and Porter, 1976).4This is similar to what happens in models that study the effects of competition for dep osits on bank stability(Hellmann, Murdoch, and Sti[r]

and Gertler and Karadi (2011) who construct macro models with banks that decide upon riskiness.However, all risk taking occurs on the liability side of banks. Instead, in Cociuba, Shukayev and Ue-berfeldt (2011) banks choose between risky and safe investments, while leverage is given.6[r]

especially in an attempt to find an explanation for the 1980s Savings and Loan crisis in the U.S. (Gorton and Rosen ,1995; Kane, 1988; Barth, 1991 among others2). The moral hazard can be mitigated in banks with high prospects of future gains. At high franchise value, bank owner interests and manager[r]

Banks may soften their lending standards when overnight rates are lower because of improvements in borrowers’ net worth and quality of collateral as shown by Matsuyama (2007), Bernanke and Gertler (1995), or Bernanke, Gertler, and Gilchrist (1996 and 1999). At first instance we have used GDP growth[r]

Saurina (2003) use a measure of credit risk based on the proportion of loan losses over total loans, Gonzalez (2005) uses a measure based on non-performing loans to total bank loans and Jimenez, Lopez, and Saurina (2007) use a measure based on commercial non-performing loans (NPL) ratios whic[r]

its duration. Analysis of how traders adjusted their positions showed aclear pattern of increasing the risk exposure in proportion to experiencedlosses. Most traders kept theirrisk exposure constant in responseto gains,but one trader increased the exposure in proportion to gains (Shapira,2000[r]

no incentive to monitor their banks, withdraw their money, or require adequate risk premia.In line with this supposition, several studies indicate that there is a direct link between marketdiscipline of depositors and their insurance level. Hovakimian et al. (2003) provide cross-country evide[r]

33. Kirby D, 1999, op. cit. (see reference 7).Addai I, Ethnicity and contraceptive use in Sub-Saharan Africa: the caseof Ghana, Journal of Biosocial Science, 1999, 31(1):105–120; Addai I,Ethnicity and sexual behavior in Ghana, Social Biology, 1999,46(1–2):17–32; Adih WK and Alexander CS, Determinant[r]

its duration. Analysis of how traders adjusted their positions showed aclear pattern of increasing the risk exposure in proportion to experiencedlosses. Most traders kept theirrisk exposure constant in responseto gains,but one trader increased the exposure in proportion to gains (Shapira,2000[r]

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financed the oil exploration boom of the 1970s. Other coun-tries were affected by a combination of commodity and as-set price shocks. Chile’s financial system, for example, facedunprecedented strain as the price of copper fell and lateras U.S. interest rate rises of the early 1980s pulled foreigncap[r]

by these two companies. Consequently, this index does notapply to high-end properties requiring jumbo loans.Periodically, we may re-estimate our model to update thestatistical parameters with the latest available data. Wealso may make adjustments from time to time to accountfor general macroeconomic[r]

2.7Se0.3sample(ZT = 1.04) fabricated by hot pressing of ball-milled powder.18Most importantly, to the best of our knowledge, this ZT valueis significantly higher than the previously reported values fromsolution processed thermoelectric materia ls,30−32and ourapproach does not require any tim e-consu[r]

2.7Se0.3sample(ZT = 1.04) fabricated by hot pressing of ball-milled powder.18Most importantly, to the best of our knowledge, this ZT valueis significantly higher than the previously reported values fromsolution processed thermoelectric materia ls,30−32and ourapproach does not require any tim e-consu[r]

4.3. Collateral and monetary policyIn recent work, Adrian and Shin (2011) and Singh (2011) have highlighted the importanceof the new private money creation process ushered in by the emergence of the shadow bankingsystem. Central to modern credit creation is the extent to which collateral (in this ca[r]

thus more homogeneous also with regard to work en-vironment exposures than the working population in general. This will reduce exposure contrast and reduce the generalizability of the results, and the findings may therefore not apply to the general population. The present study and the study by Gjes[r]

-1- Adopted in 2003. Amendments 2008, 2011 PRINCIPLES FOR THE RISK ANALYSIS OF FOODS DERIVED FROM MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGY CAC/GL 44-2003 SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION 1. For many foods, the level of food safety generally accepted by the society reflects the history of their safe consumption by humans[r]

which is notalways the case with safety attributes of equipment in process engineer-ing systems. In addition, the case base needs to be comprised of similar equipmentin common applications, and new designs need to be of a similar nature, in orderfor the cost estimate to be effective. Thus, neural ne[r]

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