We critically assess the recent empirical literature on the importance of dollar debt and balance-sheet effects in the emerging-market financial crises of the 1990s. Using a simple model, we discuss which specifications are theoretically appropriate, and provide additional insights as to the proper interpretation of the reduced-form evidence in the literature. We show that the variety of results found in the existing literature are related to the heterogeneity of regression specifications. Using harmonized microdata on corporates across a dozen countries in Latin America and Asia, and we replicate common specifications for the effect of dollar debt on investment and output at the firm level. In this light, we suggest that the literature on ...
Substantial attention has been paid in recent years to the risk of maturity mismatch in emerging mar...
Emerging markets' financial institutions often face a mismatch in the currency denominations of thei...
We propose that the limited ¢nancial development of emerging markets is a signi¢cant factor behind t...
This paper surveys recent empirical evidence on the determinants of the currency composition of debt...
Much has been written recently about the problems for emerging markets that might result from a mism...
In third generation currency crises models, balance sheet losses from currency depreciations propaga...
We analyze the dual role of currency mismatch: as a vehicle that exposes the economy to systemic ris...
This paper analyzes the impact of the currency mismatch between assets and liabilities on monetary p...
The potential financial vulnerability that can occur when private sector or government agents acquir...
This paper is concerned with the role of debt composition on the firm-level investment by raising a ...
Heavy reliance on dollar denominated debt appears to have been one of the reasons that the East Asia...
(do not quote, suggestion welcome) The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the r...
We extend the Tasche (2007) model on the asset correlation bias caused by a currency mismatch betwee...
This paper provides a model of boom-bust episodes in middle-income countries. It is based on sectora...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the origins of the currency and maturity mismatches in the bal...
Substantial attention has been paid in recent years to the risk of maturity mismatch in emerging mar...
Emerging markets' financial institutions often face a mismatch in the currency denominations of thei...
We propose that the limited ¢nancial development of emerging markets is a signi¢cant factor behind t...
This paper surveys recent empirical evidence on the determinants of the currency composition of debt...
Much has been written recently about the problems for emerging markets that might result from a mism...
In third generation currency crises models, balance sheet losses from currency depreciations propaga...
We analyze the dual role of currency mismatch: as a vehicle that exposes the economy to systemic ris...
This paper analyzes the impact of the currency mismatch between assets and liabilities on monetary p...
The potential financial vulnerability that can occur when private sector or government agents acquir...
This paper is concerned with the role of debt composition on the firm-level investment by raising a ...
Heavy reliance on dollar denominated debt appears to have been one of the reasons that the East Asia...
(do not quote, suggestion welcome) The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the r...
We extend the Tasche (2007) model on the asset correlation bias caused by a currency mismatch betwee...
This paper provides a model of boom-bust episodes in middle-income countries. It is based on sectora...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the origins of the currency and maturity mismatches in the bal...
Substantial attention has been paid in recent years to the risk of maturity mismatch in emerging mar...
Emerging markets' financial institutions often face a mismatch in the currency denominations of thei...
We propose that the limited ¢nancial development of emerging markets is a signi¢cant factor behind t...