In this project we want to find out to what extent the adoption of negative interest rates (specifically the Deposit Facility Rate) by the European Central Bank has affected the financing costs of a non-financial firm, providing a real example. We compute two different interest rates – one contracted with the bank (theoretical) and one resulting from the balance sheet and income statement (practical), the former representing what the firm expects to pay over the loan, and the latter encompassing the indirect costs of borrowing – and compare them between periods. We set the break between periods on June 2014, when the European Central Bank cut its Deposit Facility Rate into negative grounds, and find that the contracted interest rate dropped...
This thesis includes two essays which attempt to investigate what type of exchange rate regime is mo...
Although Emerging Market (EM) Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) has become an increasingly si...
This study further examines a two-portfolio theory by Sousa and Jenkinson 2011, where the two portfo...
Dissertação de mestrado em Economia, apresentada à Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra,...
During the period 2000-2004 central banks sustained a generalized reduction in their staff, which wa...
This dissertation studies how the affiliation between different entities in securitization process m...
Uncovered interest parity states that currencies selling at forward premium should appreciate while ...
Both Martha Nussbaum and Karl Marx examine human dignity. Whereas Marx’s account describes how the c...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This thesis analyzes the impact of access to credit on self-em...
This Master thesis in European Studies, Economic branch, aims to investigate the economic history o...
As organisations focus on cultivating extraordinary performance and developing human strength, the n...
The main objective of this paper is to evaluate whether the European Central Bank has been consisten...
One of the common goals which most companies have is to maximize profits. There are two way to incre...
This study examines the effect of debt-servicing costs on subsequent expenditure growth. Quarterly e...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study estimates the impact of military expenditures on ec...
This thesis includes two essays which attempt to investigate what type of exchange rate regime is mo...
Although Emerging Market (EM) Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) has become an increasingly si...
This study further examines a two-portfolio theory by Sousa and Jenkinson 2011, where the two portfo...
Dissertação de mestrado em Economia, apresentada à Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra,...
During the period 2000-2004 central banks sustained a generalized reduction in their staff, which wa...
This dissertation studies how the affiliation between different entities in securitization process m...
Uncovered interest parity states that currencies selling at forward premium should appreciate while ...
Both Martha Nussbaum and Karl Marx examine human dignity. Whereas Marx’s account describes how the c...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This thesis analyzes the impact of access to credit on self-em...
This Master thesis in European Studies, Economic branch, aims to investigate the economic history o...
As organisations focus on cultivating extraordinary performance and developing human strength, the n...
The main objective of this paper is to evaluate whether the European Central Bank has been consisten...
One of the common goals which most companies have is to maximize profits. There are two way to incre...
This study examines the effect of debt-servicing costs on subsequent expenditure growth. Quarterly e...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study estimates the impact of military expenditures on ec...
This thesis includes two essays which attempt to investigate what type of exchange rate regime is mo...
Although Emerging Market (EM) Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) has become an increasingly si...
This study further examines a two-portfolio theory by Sousa and Jenkinson 2011, where the two portfo...