... variable linking the aggregate demand for goods andthe price level The price level is the average price of all the goods produced in the economy 26.2 The macroeconomic demand schedule LM0 ... consumption and investment falls i.e there is complete crowding out all that changes is the composition of aggregate demand the public sector becomes more important 26.10 Thespeedofadjustment Adjustment ... LM1, and real income at Y1 The macroeconomic demand schedule (MDS) connects these points 26.3 The macroeconomic demand schedule LM0 r P P0 P1 Y0 The MDS shows the different LM1 combinations of the...
... proposed the necessity of city-wide recycling system and other measures The fluctuation of water consumption in this period reflects the people’s consideration on the WCP introduced The people ... relocation of large-scale factories in Tokyo such as Toyosu Gas, Ebisu Brewery, Kirin Beer and others to the outskirts of Tokyo Another major factor was the reduction of water use in the factory ... conservation They also continuously make efforts to promote the utilization of SWT devices including the distribution of free SWT-tap developed by them as shown in Fig.7 On the other hand, for triggering...
... was selected as the model specimen for cytotoxicity assessment, andthe aims were to evaluate the cytotoxicity of Fe3O4, OA-Fe3O4, and C-Fe and to elucidate the mechanisms of their cytotoxicities ... absorbed by the cells reduced with the decrease in positively charged surfaces of MNPs due to the electrostatic effects, which could affect the amount of MNPs entering the cells and further affect ... Therefore, the metabolism, ROS determination and transferrin receptor expression will be the next step for further reveal ofthe cytotoxicities of Fe O4 , OA- Fe3 O4 , and C-Fe Materials and methods...
... above and below by exponential functions of n, bounded above and below by functions ofthe form ncn , andofthe form Ω(ncn ) for every c The structure of graphs in the first three layers is rather ... in the lower part we surround its neighborhood in the upper part with two parentheses indicating the beginning andthe end ofthe interval The record now consists of a list of vertices in the ... graph G, we denote by V (G) and E(G) the vertex set andthe edges set of G respectively The complement of G is denoted G The neighborhood of v ∈ V (G) is the set of vertices adjacent to v For...
... confirms one ofthe most standard hypothesis on the microeconomy of transition: theadjustmentand growth of enterprises require that they meet a growing demand for their goods and adjust to ... exogenous characteristics ofthe sample 14 These phenomena are generated in a model of soft budget constraint in Berglof and Roland (1994) 22 Enterprise Adjustmentandthe Role ofBank Credit in Russia: ... supply of credit Finally, the higher the co-ordinate on the f2 axis, e.g the more the enterprise is faced with financial limit, the higher the level of barter transactions andthe higher supply of...
... types of students in other university, NEU students are the perfect entity to take the research The study illustrates theeffectsof music cover and NEU students’ behaviors towards the spread ofthe ... understand the lyrics ofthe original song and they make comparison, they mainly recognize that major of covered songs are not as good as the original ones Hence, they may look down on the musicians, ... newer, brings the song back to the listener with the whole new style andthe performance is completely like remaining the life for the song The cover music in Vietnam is the kind of music, which...
... affect the demand and supply of education and training, andtheeffects are usually different from theeffectsof local investment We also distinguish between micro (firm level) and macro effects ... cause and what is effect On the one hand, Bartel and Lichtenberg (1987) provide evidence that the availability of skills facilitates the adoption of new technology On the other hand, the use of ... change they raise the relative demand for skills, holding other factors constant 1.4.2.2.Macro effectsof FDI on the supply of education The macro effectsof FDI on education are complex and run...
... desired by the bank) is that thebank has a fixed cost of adjusting the nominal rate; this fixed cost may vary depending on the measured and unmeasured characteristics ofthe bank, and until the difference ... individual bankand local market characteristics andthe complete list ofbank mergers in the US The data allow us to track the dynamics ofbank mergers while controlling for the rigidity ofthe deposit ... we with the ratio ofthe number of markets in which a bank operates in the years before and after the merger Again, we include the cross-product ofthe CNM variable andthe time after the merger...
... The two phenomena are clearly related and strongly point to the importance of changes in the surface properties ofthe PLB membrane The obvious candidates for the driving forces in the case of ... kinase therefore still remains unclear The main line of evidence for the existence of a PORphosphatase is the observation by Wiktorsson et al [9] of an inhibition, by NaF and ATP, ofthe loss ofthe ... spectral changes in POR and structural changes in PLB The existence of a correlation between the presence ofthe cubic membrane structure ofthe PLB andthe presence of POR-PChlide650 has long...
... because ofthe poor technical quality of their scans, and 11 others because of previous history of stroke as confirmed by a neurologist Left with a sample of 802 subjects (471 women, 331 men), we randomly ... in the angular and superior parietal gyri, in the orbital part ofthe prefrontal cortex, and in the hippocampal region By contrast, the rate of GM losses appeared marginal in areas such as the ... gyri, as well as in the hippocampus Meanwhile, the rate of WM losses was significantly higher in the bundle of fibers running alongside the lateral ventricles and in the genu ofthe corpus callosum...
... follow two main kinds of empirical methods On the one hand there are a number of studies comparing pre- and post-merger performance On the other hand, another strand ofthe empirical literature ... measure change of performance as the difference between the merged banks’ two-year average return on equity (ROE) after the acquisition andthe weighted average ofthe ROE ofthe merging banks two ... Sources: Bankscope and Thomson Financial Deals The relationship between the relative size of target and bidder (RSIZE) – measured as the ratio of total assets ofthe target bank to total assets of...
... data, andthe 1986:IV and 1987:I observations because oftheeffects on the timing of investment and loans associated with the Tax Reform Act of 1986 For the entire unconstrained bank sample, the ... the core ofthe "lending view," we focus the empirical analysis on the change in bank loans.9 Because ofthe limited length ofthe time series for constrained banks (23 quarters), the power of ... of banks These ratings ofthe financial condition ofthe banks consider the capital adequacy, asset quality, management quality, earnings potential, and liquidity ofthe institution (CAMEL) The...
... 1997, and Corvoisier and Gropp, 2001) The main lesson of these banking structure studies is that the pricing behaviour of banks may depend on the degree of competition and contestability in the ... effect of Stage Three of EMU on bank pricing First, the importance ofthe long-term market rate in the equilibrium price of retail bank products has often been reduced since the introduction ofthe ... rate of a given maturity (de Bondt (2005), Heinemann and Schüller (2002), Sander and Kleimeier (2004)) We then test the stability ofthe baseline linear ECM before and after the introduction of the...
... respect to the role of HSP70 in the inhibition ofthe release of Smac and apoptosis GAPDH Ratio of HSP70 to GAPDH 14 # 12 # 10 * The role ofthe ATP-binding domain of HSP70 in the prevention ofthe ... domain of HSP70 is essential for the inhibition of H2O2-induced activation of caspases-9 and -3 and apoptosis (A) Theeffectsof HSP70 and its deletion mutant proteins on the activation of caspases-9 ... release andthe activation of caspases-9 and -3, thereby preventing DNA fragmentation and apoptosis in cells under H2O2-induced oxidative stress This is similar to the protective effectsof another...
... procyclical in its operations. Essentially this is because the value of available collateral reflects three components; the market value ofthe collateral, the haircut imposed on the borrower andthe velocity of turnover (rehypothecation )of the ... This is not to deny successful efforts by a number of countries, including China, to expand markets in other EME’s. Of course this still leaves the broader question ofthe robustness ofthe totality of those markets in the event of a serious downturn in the AME’s. ... basis in complex systems. They also conform to a Power Law linking the frequency of crises to the inverse of their magnitude. Second, predicting the timing of individual crises is impossible. Third, there is no relationship between the size ofthe triggering event andthe magnitude ofthe subsequent crisis. This way of thinking helps ...
... 1997, and Corvoisier and Gropp, 2001) The main lesson of these banking structure studies is that the pricing behaviour of banks may depend on the degree of competition and contestability in the ... effect of Stage Three of EMU on bank pricing First, the importance ofthe long-term market rate in the equilibrium price of retail bank products has often been reduced since the introduction ofthe ... rate of a given maturity (de Bondt (2005), Heinemann and Schüller (2002), Sander and Kleimeier (2004)) We then test the stability ofthe baseline linear ECM before and after the introduction of the...
... banking scandal andthe loss of several more institutions under the control of Andrew Dexter.7 Other failures followed in the wake ofthe Panic of 1819, the Panic of 1837, and almost every other ... determined the nature ofthebank s loan portfolio For example, the founders ofthe Farmers Bankof Bucks County set up in Hulmeville because, in the words ofthebank s chronicler, it “was the seat of ... means of draining local economies of specie.68 The inability of existing banks to branch allowed new banks to arise solely to increase the geographical coverage of banking services TheBankof the...
... to the prior approval oftheBankof Ghana and compliance with any other conditions determined by theBankof Ghana Permissible activities: Tier institutions shall undertake the following: i The ... prior approval oftheBankof Ghana and compliance with the higher capital requirement as determined by theBankof Ghana Permissible Activities: Tier institutions shall undertake the following: ... associations for the purpose of furthering their objectives and or dealing with regulators and other stakeholders Regulatory Requirements Tier Activities These are regulated under the Banking Act...
... undermine the incentive for “big” retail depositors to monitor their bank CONCLUSION The case ofthe Northern Rock Bank shows that the inconsistency oftheBankof England policy led to the initial bank ... instantly their account to another bank This case raises questions regarding the impact of internet banking on the way banks and banking The banking authorities in the UK are tripartite: the FSA, Bank ... run and that because it persisted in that direction it further led to thebank s bankruptcy Internet banking did not cause the failure ofthebank but it certainly accelerated the fall ofthe bank...
... inflation and inflation target Standard deviation of cost-push, demand and money demand shocks Standard deviation of noise of aggregate demand and cost-push shocks Standard deviation of money demand ... rate, π, andthe filtered measure of adjusted money growth, μf , for the case that the central bank sticks to the original estimate ofthe intercept, γ0 , in the money demand equation and never ... cental bank s estimate ofthe cost-push shock We assume that these perceptions represent the best available estimates ofthe unobservable variables from the perspective ofthe central bank Similarly,...