STRUCTURAL PRODUCT AS A TOOL FOR MANAGING PROBLEM DEBT by N. V. Gryzunova

“…The policy of the regulator protects the debtor, this is due to extremely high interest rates on loans. The growth of bad debt is a kind of market reaction to inadequate rates. …”
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Deep Roots of Fiscal Behavior by Serhan Cevik, Katerina Teksoz

“…In addition, the paper finds that macro-financial factors (such as real exchange rate, financial development, interest rates, asset prices, and natural resource rents) and demographic and institutional factors (such as the old-age dependency ratio, the quality of institutions, and policy anchors such as fiscal rules and IMF-supported stabilization programs) tend to have a significant effect on fiscal policy behavior. …”
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Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Environmental Management and Poverty Reduction in Western Uganda by Eton, Marus, Ayiga, Natal, Moses, Agaba, Fabian, Mwosi, Benard, Patrick Ogwel

“…The study revealed that very little financial resources are directly channeled to SMEs amidst ever increasing interest rates on loans. Government policies on SMEs are deficient in terms of technical, technological, financial, and managerial and infrastructures needed for effective contribution to economic growth and poverty reduction. …”
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Analisis Indeks Harga Konsumen (IHK) Menurut Kelompok Pengeluaran Nasional Tahun 2018 by Halida Sofiah Noor, Cucu Komala

“…The rise in the CPI can lead to an increase in interest rates, increase in money supply growth, increase the attractiveness of currencies, and increase inflation.…”
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Assessing ecosystem platforms impact on investment attractiveness of companies by A. A. Aliev, B. A. Tursunov, D. S. Konygin

“…Historically low interest rates and active stimulation of national economies through the large-scale use of quantitative easing techniques by central banks have led to a rapid increase in financial assets value on world markets. …”
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Monetary and fiscal policy: drivers of stability in developing economies by Yusro Hakimah

“…It highlights that while monetary policy, primarily through interest rates and money supply management, can influence inflation, fiscal policy via government spending and taxation—plays a crucial role in sustaining long-term economic growth. …”
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Inflation and Public Debt Reversals in the G7 Countries by Bernardin Akitoby, Ariel Binder, Takuji Komatsuzaki

“…In addition, an unanchoring of infl ation expectations could increase long-term real interest rates, distort resource allocation, reduce economic growth, and hurt the lower–income households.…”
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Impact of monetary policy on the stock market volatility: a GARCH-MIDAS approach in Malaysian economy by Jingyang Zuo

“…Based on the findings, countries like Malaysia should make a policy of gradual increase in the interest rates, because of the significant effect of shocks.…”
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Mercados culturais no Brasil: o BNDES e o financiamento das empresas culturais brasileiras by Elder P. Maia Alves

“…This aspect has produced a fairly significant injunction within Brazilian cultural fields, once, until 2006, the largest development bank in Latin America, BNDES, was related to cultural fields only through the regular use of federal laws for Cultural Incentives, as the Rouanet Law, and it did not provide its main financial products, at reduced long-term interest rates, straight away to specialized private cultural undertakings, which comprise long value chains and also harbor the vast majority of workers and professionals in the cultural sector. …”
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Unconventional monetary policy and the (Neo)Fisher effect: has the federal reserve misunderstood monetary policy? by Andrew Phiri

“…Our results, which are consistent across different measures of nominal interest rates and inflation, bridge the gap between the NeoFisherian theory and empirical evidence, have ramifications for the Federal Reserve Bank’s credibility among economic agents and for Central Banks emulating US monetary policy.…”
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Impact of microcredit on the performance of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Yemen by Osamah Ahmed AL-Maamari, Nadeem Aljonaid, Noufal Alrefaei

“…The study suggests policy recommendations to enhance microcredit effectiveness, including reducing interest rates, simplifying loan processes, enhancing beneficiary satisfaction, and integrating technology into MFI services.…”
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The Dynamic Effects of the Foreign Economic Shocks on the Korean Port Industry by Sung-A. Kim, Kapje Park, Chan-Ho Kim

“…Moreover, the increase in the world interest rates exerted a negative effect on the volume of transportation. …”
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Evaluation of economic feasibility of rooftop solar energy systems under multiple variables by Adekunle Olubowale Mofolasayo

“…The economic implication of increasing the micro-generation capacity of individual households, and the impact of varied interest rates, and subsidies were also evaluated. Among the three factors that were presented, the result showed that increasing the amount of electricity that is allowed to be generated from individual rooftops will result in the highest economic attractiveness for end-users. …”
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MACROECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF CAPITAL MARKET PERFORMANCE IN AN OPEN ECONOMY: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA by Yinka Ibrahim AGBEYINKA

“…This study suggests that the government should use monetary policy tools and foreign exchange reserves to mitigate excessive exchange rate volatility, control inflation, maintain low interest rates, and encourage sustainable economic growth in order to ensure stable macroeconomic conditions. …”
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No Way Back? ECB’s Forward Guidance and Policy Normalisation by Jakob de Haan

“…By communicating its future policy intentions (forward guidance), a central bank can tighten the gears between the short-term policy rate that it controls and the interest rates that influence economic behaviour. The ECB’s forward guidance steered financial markets in the desired direction and, in combination with other unconventional policies, probably helped to raise inflation when it was below target. …”
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Quadrant categorization of spillover determinants of sovereign risk of BRICIT nations: a Bayesian approach by Pawan Kumar, Vipul Kumar Singh

“…The quadrant categorization indicates that the Indonesian stock market index is most interconnected with BRICIT CDS, while the Turkish long-term interest rates send the highest intensity spillover across BRICIT nations.…”
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Market Power, NAIRU, and the Phillips Curve by Derek Zweig

“…We employ Bayesian vector autoregression (“BVAR”) to expose empirical interrelationships between unemployment, inflation, and interest rates. Generally, we do find short-run behavior consistent with the Phillips curve, though it tends to break down over the longer term. …”
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Comparative analysis of economic responses: Lebanon vs. Russia by Samar Abou Ltaif, Simona Mihai-Yiannaki

“…Additionally, Monte Carlo simulation is conducted based on the results of the regression analysis to further explore potential outcomes.Findings The study reveals that in Lebanon, trade imbalance, currency in circulation, inflation rate, and market exchange rate are negatively correlated with GDP, while personal remittances and interest rates show a positive correlation. In Russia, GDP is primarily influenced by the exchange rate and trade surplus, which is highly affected by oil exports.Originality This research contributes to the understanding of financial and economic tensions, providing insights into the economic performance of Lebanon and Russia amid instability. …”
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A New Era of Capital Structure Choices in Technology Firms: Insights on Cultural Dimensions by Süleyman Değirmen, Mert Aktaş, Ömür Saltık, Filiz Bozagaç

“…This study investigates the correlation between corporate financial ratios and cultural dimensions across countries in order to guide technology firms in adapting to the current financial landscape characterized by limited borrowing options and higher interest rates. Using Hofstede’s subregional continental classification, it examines the relationship betweencapital structure and value among 4,237 publicly listed technology firms in 46 countries. …”
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THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISES AND THEIR TYPES by E. V. Vasina

“…Financial crises are reflected in a sharp rise in interest rates, a collapse in exchange rates, massive withdrawal of deposits from banks and credit crunch, currency and debt crisis.…”
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