IMF programs: who is chosen and what are the effects?

Article Abstract:

A study analyzing the effect of taking international monetary fund (IMF) loans, on economic growth and other variables of the nation, is presented. Loans are larger when, the country taking it has a bigger quota, or has more number of staff at the IMF, or is economically or politically connected to the United States and major European countries.

International economic relations, International Monetary Fund, Economic aspects

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Deposit insurance, bank regulation, and financial system risks

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Effect of major federal insurance programs, and deposit insurance on financial system risks is discussed. Influence of insurance alterations on the investment decisions of banks, firms, and individuals is presented.

Financial Corporations, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Venture Analysis, Insurance industry, Business enterprises, Financial institutions, Insurance, Insurance policies, Persons, Deposit insurance

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International business cycles with domestic and foreign lenders

Article Abstract:

The role of domestic and foreign credit in international transmission of business cycles is analyzed.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Business Financing, International aspects, Corporations, Business cycles, Government lending

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