Instrument of Public Finance

Ebook Public finance: Part 1 presents the following content: Meaning and scope of public finance; principles of maximum social advantages; issues related to economic activities of public finance (exp); instrument of public finance: concepts and role of budget; public revenue: revenue receipts and capital receipts;...Please refer to the documentation for more details.

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This study explores students’ perception on social media as an effective teaching instrument. The respondents, undergraduates from the University for Development Studies, took a banking and finance course and were asked about their social media usage, their preferences and their perception concerning the use of social media in tertiary/higher education.

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Chapter 4 - The share market and the corporation. In this chapter, the learning objectives are: Understand the nature of corporations and reasons for public listing, consider the origins and purpose of a stock exchange, discuss the role of primary and secondary markets in equity financing,...

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In March 2014, China’s public offering bonds defaulted for the first time, this paper takes Chinese bond default and repayment data during 2014-2019, and investigates that implicit guarantee has a significant impact on the repayment of default bond. It shows the following findings: First, state-owned enterprises have a higher repayment rate after default than non-state-owned enterprises. Second, the stronger the comprehensive strength of the local government is, the higher the repayment rate will be after defaults.

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Chapter 4 - The share market and the corporation. In this chapter, the learning objectives are: Understand the nature of corporations and reasons for public listing, consider the origins and purpose of a stock exchange, discuss the role of primary and secondary markets in equity financing,...

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This paper presents three problems examined in the systematic relation between public investment and other policies within the public finance: Budget overspend and public debt, public investment and operations of finance market and restructuring of the public sector as an instrument for dealing with negative effects from the market.

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The findings, opinions, interpretations and conclusions expressed in this guidebook are entirely those of the authors and should not be attributed in any manner to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), UNEP Risoe Center, Technical University of Denmark, or Baker & McKenzie. This report is intended as a public resource for stakeholders undertaking activities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, whether under the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism or other market-based instruments for carbon trading.

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In both countries, the early years of transition were associated with fiscal decentralization. In each of the transition economies, fiscal decentralization was a central piece of economic policy reform, for, as reforming economies became more decentralized and market-based, the public finances became the primary instrument for supplying public goods, protecting vulnerable members of society, and maintaining growth and stability. Yet, while fiscal decentralization fostered rapid growth in China, in Russia, de facto fiscal decentralization had dire consequences.

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This Green Paper has the objective to launch a broad public consultation on the concept of Stability Bonds, with all relevant stakeholders and interested parties, i.e. Member States, financial market operators, financial market industry associations, academics, within the EU and beyond, and the wider public as a basis for allowing the European Commission to identify the appropriate way forward on this concept.

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Leveraging refers to the process by which private sector capital is mobilised as a consequence of the use of public sector finance and financial instruments. Public finance can „crowd in‟ private capital by compensating private investors for what would otherwise be lower than their required risk-adjusted rates of return (AGF, 2010). There is no uniform methodology to calculate leverage ratios of public to private finance, and different financial institutions report this ratio in different ways.

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The teaching and the practicing of corporate finance are more challenging and exciting than ever before. The last decade has seen fundamental changes in financial markets and financial instruments. In the early years of the 21st century, we still see announcements in the financial press about such matters as takeovers, junk bonds, financial restructuring, initial public offerings, bankruptcy, and derivatives. In addition, there is the new recognition of “real” options (Chapters 21 and 22), private equity and venture capital (Chapter 19), and the disappearing dividend (Chapter 18).

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