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2. Economic Impacts of Convict Leasing in the Different States of the United States.

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Malindretos, John, and Chuaqian Zhang

Subjects
FORCED labor, AMERICAN Civil War, 1861-1865, SLAVERY
Abstract

Purpose: To identified the differences and the similarities in convict leasing among southern states after the Civil War in the USA. Design/Methodology/Approach: Literaturate review and comparative analysis among nine southern states. Findings: Although there were many similarities we have identified critical differences regarding convict leasing. Practical Implications: To be an example on how humans beeings could be considered as animals under slavery. Originality/Value: An initial research of this kind [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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11. An econometric study of forecasting French foreign exchange rates

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Kallianiotis, Ioannis N., Malindretos, John, Panayides, Alexis, and Sylla, Cheickna

Subjects
Industrial efficiency -- France, Foreign exchange rates -- France, Forecasting -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Purpose: The objective of this paper is to study possible diversity of exchange rate models, by applying both parametric and nonparametric techniques, and examines said models’ collective predictive performance. Design/Methodology/Approach: We shall choose the forecasting predictor with the smallest Root Mean Square Forecast Error (RMSE). The better type of exchange rate model is in the Autoregressive model’s equation, according to the empirical evidence, although none of this data yields an optimal forecast. Findings: In our conclusion, the error correction versions of these exchange rate models will be adjusted so that credible long-run elasticities can be imposed on each model’s fundamental variables., peer-reviewed

Published
2021

22. Assessing monetary policy reaction to capital flows in Indonesia and Thailand using vector error correction model

Author

Kasibhatla, Krishna M., Arize, Augustine, Malindretos, John, and Johnson, Melvin

Subjects
Indonesia -- Economic aspects, Thailand -- Economic aspects, Capital movements -- Analysis -- Usage -- Economic aspects, Monetary policy -- Analysis -- Economic aspects -- Usage, Vector analysis -- Usage -- Economic aspects -- Analysis, Business, Economics
Abstract

This research examines the effects of financial shocks on the exchange rates, capital flows arid domestic credit of Indonesia and Thailand for the period 1980-1999. Even though there are certain [...]

Published
2001

28. New Evidence on Exchange-Rate Volatility and Export Flows in Thailand: Nonlinearity and Asymmetric ARDL Investigation.

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Ogunc, Asli, Kalu, Ebere Ume, and Malindretos, John

Subjects
EXPORTS, ECONOMIC change, COINTEGRATION, ECONOMIC activity, EVIDENCE
Abstract

This is the first study of Thailand's export demand relations utilizing the new nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag (NARDL) technique by Shin, Yu, and Greenwood-Nimmo. The study reports long-run elasticities and exposes the short-run adjustment of real exports to changes in foreign economic activity, relative export price, and exchange-rate risk using long-run and short-run asymmetry as well as nonlinear asymmetric cointegration. Results from nonlinear and asymmetry cointegration analysis and short-run asymmetric error-correction modeling indicate cointegration and negative effects of exchange-rate risks on export volume in both the long run and short run. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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29. Hedging considerations under FAS #52

Author

Malindretos, John, Norton, Edgar, and Tsanacas, Demetri

Subjects
Financial Accounting Standards Board -- Standards -- Surveys, Hedging (Finance) -- Standards -- Surveys, Accounting -- Standards -- Surveys, Chief financial officers -- Surveys, Business, Economics, Standards, Surveys
Abstract

The exchange-rate flexibility between 1974 and 1982, as well as the strength of the U.S. dollar in the early 1980s have affected the consolidated financial statements of U.S. multinationals by [...]

Published
1993

45. Evaluating the efficiency of Latin American banks

Author

Malindretos, John, Kasibhatla, Krishna, and Rivera-Solis, Luis Eduardo

Subjects
jel:D40, jel:P33, jel:D53, jel:N26, Banking efficiency, financial liberalization, Latin American banking
Abstract

Latin American banking sector has undergone tremendous changes over the years as a result of changes in regulation, globalization and developments in Telecommunications and Information Technology. A very important development has been financial liberalization where Latin America opened its doors to foreign banks. An important issue that needs to be addressed is whether the local commercial banks are efficient enough in their operations to be economically viable in a highly competitive environment. The objective of this study is to examine the factors behind bank profitability, following financial liberalization in five countries, Honduras, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, and Venezuela, using 2004 financial data.

Published
2008

46. Empirical evidence on the relationships between concentration and profitability in Latin American banking

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Kallianotis, Ioannis N., Kasibhatla, Krishna M., Malindretos, John, and Rivera-Solis, Luis Eduardo

Subjects
jel:F39, jel:G15, jel:L25, jel:D43, Latin American banking, Concentration and Profitability, Foreign Bank Influence
Abstract

There has been growth in globalization as a result of increased liberalization. This has also resulted in an increase in the role of financial institutions, such as banks. It is the purpose of this study to test Classen’s (2001) hypothesis that increase foreign bank presence has positive welfare implications and that the functioning of national banking markets are improved as a result. Using financial data for 2003 this paper will examine the influence of foreign bank entry on Latin American domestic markets.

Published
2008

47. Are equity market daily price indices and returns in the major european markets european markets cointegrated? Tests and evidence

Author

Kasibhatla, Krishna, Stewart, David, Sen, Swapan, and Malindretos, John

Subjects
Unit root, stationarity, co-integration, jel:G15
Abstract

This paper examines the relationship between the stock market price indices and index returns in three major European equity markets, FTSE100 (U.K), DAX (Germany), and CAC40 (France). Our results, obtained using a vector autoregressive (VAR) model, indicate that while the price indices of the three markets are cointegrated, returns on the indices are not cointegrated. These findings are not in agreement with the earlier studies that reported cointegration in the returns of the three indices. The sample period for the earlier studies ranges from mid-1980s to mid-1990s. Our results, using the sample period from late 1990 to early 2002, clearly indicate that there is no long run equilibrium relationship between the index returns on the three markets, although the three price indices are cointegrated.

Published
2006

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