Brighi, Paola ;
Scorcu , Antonello
(2008)
Risk sharing and the banking channel: an empirical note about regional interest rates in Italy.
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Diapason,
p. 23.
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10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2592.
In: Note e ricerche
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Abstract: In the last decade, Italy has experienced a convergence of regional nominal interest rates on current accounts and short-term credit, whereas the convergence of real rates has been much weaker. In a risk-sharing perspective, however, these outcomes allow for a high degree of neutralization of idiosyncratic shocks on regional consumption.
Abstract
Abstract: In the last decade, Italy has experienced a convergence of regional nominal interest rates on current accounts and short-term credit, whereas the convergence of real rates has been much weaker. In a risk-sharing perspective, however, these outcomes allow for a high degree of neutralization of idiosyncratic shocks on regional consumption.
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Risk sharing, Banking market segmentation, Interest rates evolution
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22 Jul 2009
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Document type
Monograph
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Risk sharing, Banking market segmentation, Interest rates evolution
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DOI
Deposit date
22 Jul 2009
Last modified
16 May 2011 12:10
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