Volume 28, Issue 3
مرور بر اساس
ارسال های اخیر
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Does Credit Risk across Different Sizes of Banking Industry Matter for the Stability of Banks in Iran: A Panel Threshold Regression Approach
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)This paper explores the association between credit risk and different types of bank stability based on Z-score across various bank size regimes by employing a panel threshold regression and an extensive dataset of 20 banking ...
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Financial Distress Prediction Using Artificial Neural Network, Partial Least Squares Regression, Support Vector Machine Hybrid Model, and Logit Model
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)Financial distress refers to the situation where a firm's cash flows are insufficient to meet contractually required payments. This has caused concern among capital owners and compelled financial analysts to employ a variety ...
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Bilateral Real Exchange Rate Volatility and Trade: The Nigerian Case
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)Real exchange rate volatility can inhibit or enhance trade. The volatility of Nigerian currency concerning Yuan, Yen, Pounds, and the US dollar exists but is not homogenous. This situation will affect trade flows between ...
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Financial Development, Trade Openness, and Economic Growth in Tunisia
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)The finance trade nexus reveals the importance of finance for trading and economic growth. This study used both Johansen Co-integration and Granger causality approaches to investigate the presence of the linkages among ...
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Estimating the Trend in Health Time Preference Rate (A Case Study of High-Income Countries)
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)People's behavior is related to their time horizon. As people's time preference rate increases, planning becomes increasingly myopic. This study employs the MIMIC model to evaluate the shifts in the health-related time ...
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Boomerang Effect of Remittances: Cross-Country Evidence
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)We test the boomerang effect in remittances (the effect of remittances on imports) for the top two global remittances recipients – China and India – and the top two recipients in Africa – Egypt, and Nigeria – from 1981 to ...
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Evaluating the Effects of the Monetary Policy on the Total Stock Market Index in the Iranian Economy: Using the TVP-VAR and GARCH Approaches
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)This study aims to evaluate the effects of the monetary policy on the total stock market index using Guangton et al. (2021)'s nonlinear approach. Contrary to other research on Iran's economy that has focused more on long- ...
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The Affectability of Iran's Tourism Industry from the New VAT Law
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)The VAT law amendment in Iran, enforced since the beginning of 2022, includes three key changes in the VAT of the tourism industry: 1- tax exemptions in the transport sector (except for domestic air transport), 2- tax ...
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A New Contributory Pension Model – Evidence from Chile
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)We develop a model of individual account (IA) pension systems that considers the wage distribution of the economy and models the density of contributions or so-called “Lagunas" (gaps) as a function of wage inequality. ...
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Contractual Justice and the Index of Bargaining Power of Tenants in the Iranian Housing Sector-
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)Contract theory is the study of how contracts develop among economic agents. The imbalance in the bargaining power of the contract parties causes a crisis in the market, particularly in the housing sector. Countries often ...
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Does Islamic Finance Development Support Economic Growth? (A New Overlook)
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)In the study, the relationship between the development of Islamic finance and economic growth in 40 countries where the share of the value of Islamic finance assets in total financial assets is determined to be the highest ...
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Economic Complexity and Shadow Economy in Africa
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)In line with the nascent literature on economic complexity, this paper answers whether economic complexity impacts the size of the shadow economy in African economies, a region confronted with a large amount of informal ...
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The Impact of Economic Determinants on Terrorism in Iraq during the Period 2000-2020
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)There are many economic, social, and political determinants impact a country's degree of terrorism. In this study, we attempt to reveal the influence of the most major macroeconomic determinants on the consequences of ...
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Inflationary Effects of the Foreign Currency Shocks with Different Sources: The Response of Monetary Policy in a Developing Economy
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)The inflation rate has constantly been volatile in Iran's economy. At the same time, the considerable fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, the inflationary environment and its impact on inflation expectations, the ...
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The Predictability of Value Premiums in the Tehran Stock Exchange: Evidence Based on the Prior Returns of Value and Glamour Stocks
(University of Tehran, Faculty of Economics, 2024-09-01)This paper investigates whether the prior returns of value and glamour stocks can predict future value premiums using stocks listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange. In the spirit of Eleswarapu and Reinganum (2004), we focus ...



