144 resultados para indebtedness
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Incluye Bibliografía
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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This paper develops a structural general equilibrium model to analyse the reactions of the nominal exchange rate and the domestic price level to three types of external shock in emerging economies that have limited access to world capital markets. Although the results depend crucially on the type of external shock, each of the two national balance-sheet parameters considered here —the risk premium and the ratio of external indebtedness— exacerbates the reactions of the two endogenous variables without altering the degree of exchange-rate pass-through (erpt). Moreover, flatter Phillips curves, as observed today in many economies, tend to increase erpt. On the basis of these results, the authorities of emerging economies seeking to stabilize markets and limit erpt are advised to minimize the two risk parameters by applying a flexible inflation-targeting regime.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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The objective of this paper is to relate the set of financial ratios that are directly related to the success of public traded companies using a methodological approach and the method of multivariate principal component analysis. This study consists in the use of profitability ratios, debt and liquidity, to define the relationship between financial ratios with the best public traded companies listed in the magazine Exame Melhores e Maiores of 2013. Multivariate analysis was used to reduce the dimensionality of multivariate data, making linear combinations of the original variables (financial ratios) and express the data in principal components that result in new variables that contains much of the original data. As a result, we got the optimal number of five principal components, and both represent 95.6% of the original data. Among of all financial ratios, we can highlight the direct relationship between profitability ratios for the first principal component, and the direct relationship between the liquidity ratios, both inversely related with non-capital participation rates and degree indebtedness to the second principal component
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Pós-graduação em Direito - FCHS
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This thesis work aims to bring a better viewing on an atypical case of financial analysis. The lstituto per le Opere di Religione (IOR), commonly known as the Vatican Bank, has peculiarities according to its goals as a bank. Belonging to a Catholic religious congregation, IOR has been used to manage the resources of the church, and ensure that these resources are used for the operation of it and, also for religious works. However the financial transactions made by the bank remained secret throughout its existence until mid 2012. This feature of not providing relevant information at the local and international community brought harm. Several cases of corruption and money laundering came up, bringing scandals that cause bad looks for the religious entity. In order to interact with the international community and understanding the importance of it, the Roman Apostolic Catholic Church decides to joing the international accounting procedures (IFRS) and went on to provide yearly financial statement reports and other information from its bank from 2012 . Thus, this thesis work takes on the role of analyzing the financial statements of the IOR and present its economic and financial health from the Capital Structure ratios, liquidity and profitability in the period 2012-2014. Overall, there has been a significant reduction in indebtedness 548% in 2012 to 362% in 2014. However, such an index showing is still high. In addition, the debt profile remained bad (87.47% short-term in 2014). The Liquidity ratios, both indices fell during the analysed period. Noteworthy is that even with retractions, the indices are equal or greater than 1, which indicates financial footing able to pay off debts. Regarding profitability, in 2013 it represented atypical moment, considering the economic performance of the IOR in the investigated period. There was decrease in profits this year, which resulted in great loss of the indicators in 2013. For the previous and subsequent...
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Much has been written about the relation of social support to health outcomes. Support networks were found to be predictive of health status. Not so clear was the manner in which social support helped the individual to avoid health complications. Whereas some aspects of the support network were protective, others were burdensome. Duties to one's network could serve as a stressor and duties outside one's network might stress the support system itself. Exposure to one's network was associated with certain health risks while disruption in one's social support network was associated with other health risks.^ Many factors contributed to the impact of a social support network upon the individual member: the characteristics of the individual, the individual's role or position within the network, qualities of the network and duties or indebtedness of the individual to the network. This investigation considered the possibility that performance could serve as a stressor in a fashion similar to an exposure to a health hazard.^ Because the literature includes many examples of studies in which the subjects were college students, academic progress is a performance common to most subjects. A profile of the support networks of successful students was contrasted with those of less successful students in this correlational study.^ What was uncovered in this investigation was a very complex web of interrelated constructs. Most aspects of the social support network did not significantly predict academic performance. Only a limited number of characteristics were associated with academic success: the frequency of support, student age, the existence of a 'mentor' within one' s network, and the extent to which one received a predominant source of support. Other factors had a tendency to be negatively correlated with midterm grade, suggesting those factors may impede academic performance.^ Medical status did not predict grades, but was correlated with many aspects of the network. Disruptions in particular parts of one's network were correlated with particular health categories. In fact, disruption in social support was more predictive of academic outcomes than medical complications. Whereas the individual's values were related to the contributing factors, only the individual's satisfaction with certain aspects of the support network were predictive of higher midterm grades in a psychology class. Dissatisfaction was associated with lower grades, suggesting a disruptive effect within the network. Associations among the features of support networks which predicted academic progress were considered. ^
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El objetivo de este trabajo es realizar una aproximación a las características del endeudamiento campesino en la baja Edad Media castellana. La historiografía actual, dominada por el enfoque smithiano de la comercialización y por el neo-institucionalismo, tiende a ignorar las desigualdades que reproducen las relaciones mercantiles y a enfatizar los efectos positivos de los mercados y el crédito rural. Utilizando documentación del área de los concejos de la meseta central de Castilla, se analiza la naturaleza del préstamo rural y su relación con el ciclo agrario y con la extracción feudal de renta. A partir del registro de deudas presente en los Protocolos Notariales abulenses de mediados del siglo XV, se realiza un análisis cuantitativo de la distribución de las obligaciones en el tiempo y de la repetición de acreedores y deudores. Luego se discute en términos analíticos y cualitativos la forma específica que caracteriza al capital usurario precapitalista.
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El objetivo de este trabajo es realizar una aproximación a las características del endeudamiento campesino en la baja Edad Media castellana. La historiografía actual, dominada por el enfoque smithiano de la comercialización y por el neo-institucionalismo, tiende a ignorar las desigualdades que reproducen las relaciones mercantiles y a enfatizar los efectos positivos de los mercados y el crédito rural. Utilizando documentación del área de los concejos de la meseta central de Castilla, se analiza la naturaleza del préstamo rural y su relación con el ciclo agrario y con la extracción feudal de renta. A partir del registro de deudas presente en los Protocolos Notariales abulenses de mediados del siglo XV, se realiza un análisis cuantitativo de la distribución de las obligaciones en el tiempo y de la repetición de acreedores y deudores. Luego se discute en términos analíticos y cualitativos la forma específica que caracteriza al capital usurario precapitalista.
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El objetivo de este trabajo es realizar una aproximación a las características del endeudamiento campesino en la baja Edad Media castellana. La historiografía actual, dominada por el enfoque smithiano de la comercialización y por el neo-institucionalismo, tiende a ignorar las desigualdades que reproducen las relaciones mercantiles y a enfatizar los efectos positivos de los mercados y el crédito rural. Utilizando documentación del área de los concejos de la meseta central de Castilla, se analiza la naturaleza del préstamo rural y su relación con el ciclo agrario y con la extracción feudal de renta. A partir del registro de deudas presente en los Protocolos Notariales abulenses de mediados del siglo XV, se realiza un análisis cuantitativo de la distribución de las obligaciones en el tiempo y de la repetición de acreedores y deudores. Luego se discute en términos analíticos y cualitativos la forma específica que caracteriza al capital usurario precapitalista.
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Thailand is the major destination for migrants in mainland Southeast Asia, and Myanmar (Burmese) migrants account for the dominant share. This paper sheds light on the actual working conditions and the life of Myanmar migrants in Thailand, based on our intensive survey in Ranong in southern Thailand in 2009. We found a wide range of serious problems that Myanmar migrants face in everyday life: very harsh working conditions, low income, heavy indebtedness, risk of being human-trafficking victims, harassment by the police and military (especially of sex workers), high risk of illness including malaria and HIV/AIDS and limited access to affordable medical facilities, and a poor educational environment for their children.