This article considers the relationship between financial and technological integration in Europe. It finds that market-based financial systems support output growth, investment and total factor productivity (TFP) more than bank-based ones. It identifies three groups of countries and estimates the probability of transition between the groups. It finds that financial integration might be a necessary but not sufficient condition for moving towards the 'Lisbon benchmark'
This article compares the Lisbon Strategy and the EUROPE 2020 Strategy. It demonstrates while none o...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
The paper analyses the relationship between trade, financial integration and business cycle synchron...
This article considers the relationship between financial and technological integration in Europe. I...
International audienceThis article considers the relationship between financial and technological in...
The Lisbon Strategy was accepted by the European Council in March 2000 during the Lisbon summit. The...
This paper conducts a time series econometric analysis in order to examine empirically the relations...
Using both macro- and industry-level data this paper analyses the non-linear effects of financial de...
The single most important policy-induced innovation in the international financial system since the ...
The Lisbon Strategy was accepted by the European Council in March 2000 during the Lisbon summit. Th...
Mestrado em Economia Monetária e FinanceiraThe empirical and theoretical research on finance and gro...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
Using both macro and industry-level data this paper analyses the nonlinear effects of financial deve...
Paper for the third conference of the Monetary and Stability Foundation, 'Challenges to the financia...
The adoption of Lisbon Strategy proves that European Commission and Council realised the importance ...
This article compares the Lisbon Strategy and the EUROPE 2020 Strategy. It demonstrates while none o...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
The paper analyses the relationship between trade, financial integration and business cycle synchron...
This article considers the relationship between financial and technological integration in Europe. I...
International audienceThis article considers the relationship between financial and technological in...
The Lisbon Strategy was accepted by the European Council in March 2000 during the Lisbon summit. The...
This paper conducts a time series econometric analysis in order to examine empirically the relations...
Using both macro- and industry-level data this paper analyses the non-linear effects of financial de...
The single most important policy-induced innovation in the international financial system since the ...
The Lisbon Strategy was accepted by the European Council in March 2000 during the Lisbon summit. Th...
Mestrado em Economia Monetária e FinanceiraThe empirical and theoretical research on finance and gro...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
Using both macro and industry-level data this paper analyses the nonlinear effects of financial deve...
Paper for the third conference of the Monetary and Stability Foundation, 'Challenges to the financia...
The adoption of Lisbon Strategy proves that European Commission and Council realised the importance ...
This article compares the Lisbon Strategy and the EUROPE 2020 Strategy. It demonstrates while none o...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
The paper analyses the relationship between trade, financial integration and business cycle synchron...