Innovations in stress and health

(bq) part 1 book “innovations in stress and health” has contents: introduction, is pressure or energy management the key to high performance; innovations in health and wellbeing - mcdonald’s uk wellbeing program,… and other contents.

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(bq) part 2 book “innovations in stress and health” has contents: the whole is greater than the sum of the parts - developing a systems approach to tackling mental health in the workplace; promoting emotional wellbeing through social prescribing,… and other contents.

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Having studied the effect of monetary policy and capital ows shocks on housing activity, our second contribution is to explore how nancial innovation affects the transmission of the two shocks. Using an index of mortgage market development constructed in IMF (2008), 1 we split our sample in two groups of countries (with high and low mortgage market development) and estimate our panel VAR model across the two subsamples. We also split the sample using the ratio of mortgage debt to GDP in 2004.

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In the current environment of a crisis of confidence in debt markets, many countries are encountering difficulty in obtaining private financing using traditional financial instruments. The scarcity of capital threatens to jeopardize long-term growth and employment generation in developing countries, which tend to have limited access to capital even in the best of times. Official aid alone will not be adequate to bridge nearor long-term financing gaps. Ultimately, it will be necessary to adopt innovative financing approaches to target previously untapped investors.

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Employing a model of the Walrasian or Arrow-Debreu economy to rescue underdeveloped monetary theory has in the past led to fundamental conceptual confusions. For example, if the medium of exchange function is introduced, via a cash-in-advance or in-arrears constraint, money appears to be a welfare reducing innovation or a friction when history and common sense tells us that money was a welfare enhancing innovation that helped to reduce the frictions of barter.

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