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Financial policy and corporate investment in imperfect capital markets : the case of Korea / Dailami, Mansoor
Central to the effectiveness of financial policies geared towards promoting real business investment is the interaction between corporations' financing and investment decisions. The objectives of this paper are twofold : 1) develop an integrated approach towards the problem of optimal corporate real investment and finance in the context of a financ [...]
World Bank; 1990 - 40 p.
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The effects of debt subsidies on corporate investment behavior / Dailami, Mansoor
This paper argues that credit subsidies are ineffective in stimulating business investment in productive assets. Instead, they lead to an increase in corporate holdings of financial assets and real estate. For empirical verification, the investment patterns in a sample of 241 Korean corporations listed on the Korean Stock Exchange between 1984 and [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 31p.
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Interest rate policy in Egypt: its role in stabilization and adjustment / Dailami, Mansoor
An appropriate interest rate policy is considered essential to the success of stabilization and adjustment programs that Egypt might undertake. The broad objectives of such a policy would include deregulating credit and investment, raising the interest rate, and developing a "core" short-term debt market to serve as a reference point for market det [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 34p.
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Reflection on credit policy in developing countries: its effect on private investment / Dailami, Mansoor
Previous approaches to credit policy in the stabilization and adjustment of developing countries have emphasized either the role of the availability of credit or the role of its price - that is, the interest rate. The authors argue that effective credit policy in developing countries must take into account both interest rate and credit channels. Th [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 28p.
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Stock markets in developing countries: key issues and a research agenda / Dailami, Mansoor
There is much debate in both developed and developing countries about what kinds of financial institutions and markets best serve economic growth. To what extent can the superior performance of Japanese and German economies be attributed to their market-based system (with a focus on short-term gains)? Prominent in current debates about the competit [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 49p.
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Financial policy and corporate investment in imperfect capital markets: the case of Korea / Dailami, Mansoor
Central to the effectiveness of financial policies geared towards promoting real business investment is the interaction between corporations' financing and investment decisions. The objectives of this paper are twofold : 1) develop an integrated approach towards the problem of optimal corporate real investment and finance in the context of a financ [...]
World Bank; 1990 - 43p.
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Global Monetary Conditions versus country-specific Factors in the Determination of Emerging Market Debt Spreads / Dailami, Mansoor
The authors offer evidence that U.S. interest rate policy has an important influence in the determination of credit spreads on emerging market bonds over U.S. benchmark treasuries and therefore on their cost of capital [...]
The World Bank; 2005 - 30p; Ref.
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The emerging project bond market convenant provisions and credit spreads / Dailami, Mansoor
The emergence in the 1990s of a nascent project bond market to fund long-term infrastructure projects in developing countries merits attention. The authors compile detailed information on a sample of 105 bonds issued between January 1993 and March 2002 for financing infrastructure projects in developing countries, document their contractual covenan [...]
The World Bank; 2003 - 35p; Ref.
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Contract risks and credit spread determinants in the international project bond market / Dailami, Mansoor
International bond markets have become an increasingly important source of long-term capital for infrastructure projects in emerging market economies over the past decade. The Ras Laffan Liquified Natural Gas (Ras Gas) project represents a milestone in this respect: its $1.2 billion bond offering, completed in December 1996, has been the largest fo [...]
World Bank; 2001 - 48p., Ref.
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Risk shifting and long-term contracts evidence from RAS gas project / Dailami, Mansoor
Risk shifting and incomplete contracting lie at the heart of the agency relationship inherent in the procurement and financing of large scale projects such as power plants, oil and gas pipelines, and LNG facilities. Resolving this agency problem is critical in structuring the nexus of long-term contracts (construction, operating, output sale, and f [...]
World Bank; 2000 - 29p., ref.
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Managing risks of capital mobility / Dailami, Mansoor
Inherent in pursuing openness to international capital flows is an awareness that it brings both benefits and risks. Much of the current debate is about how best to balance them. Major benefits for developing countries include access to a broader menu of investment sources, options, and instruments, as well as enhanced efficiency of domestic financ [...]
World Bank; 1999 - 30p., Bibliogr.
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INFRISK: a computer simulation approach to risk management in infrastructure project finance transactions / Dailami, Mansoor
Few issues in modern finance have inspired the interest of both practitioners and theoreticians more than risk evaluation and management. The basic principle governing risk management in an infrastructure project finance deal is intuitive and well-articulated: allocate project-specific risks to parties best able to bear them (taking into account ea [...]
World Bank; 1999 - 33p., Ref.
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What macroeconomic policies are "sound"? / Dailami, Mansoor
Most people agree that the soundness of macroeconomic policies should be judged by their efficacy in meeting the objectives of steady growth, full employment, stable prices, and a viable external payments situation. What people debate about are the links between macroeconomics and economic structure--and in the current environment, the openness to [...]
World Bank; 1998 - 46p.
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Government Support to private infrastructure projects in emerging markets / Dailami, Mansoor
Driven by fiscal austerity and disenchantment with the performance of state-provided infrastructure services, many governments have turned to the private sector to build, operate, finance, or own infrastructure in power, gas, water, transport, and telecommunications sectors. Private capital flows to developing countries are increasing rapidly; 15 p [...]
World Bank; 1998 - 29p.
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Infrastructure project finance and capital flows: a new perspective / Dailami, Mansoor
The success with which middle-income indebted developing countries have gained access to private international finance in the 1990s is a tribute to their own domestic economic performance, international policy in dealing with the debt crisis of the 1980s, and innovation in international financial markets. Emphasizing the role of private infrastruct [...]
World Bank; 1997 - 30p., Ref.
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See also: similar author names
1	DAILAMI, Mansoor/ATKIN, Michael
1	DAILAMI, Mansoor/DINH, Hinh T.
1	DAILAMI, Mansoor/GIUGALE, Marcelo
1	DAILAMI, Mansoor/HAN KIM, E.
1	Dailami, Monsoor

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