Financial Crisis Effect on Latin American Companies’ Debts

Approach/Methodology/Design: A difference-in-differences test is applied in a sample of 520 publicly-traded and closed companies, whose data are collected in the previous (2003-2007) and subsequent (2008-2012) periods of the crisis. Social Implications: This study also suggest questions for future r...

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Published in:European research studies 2020-04, Vol.23 (2), p.421-444
Main Authors: Juca, Michele Nascimento, Fishlow, Albert
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Bank loans
Banks (Finance)
Finance
Financial crises
Fiscal policy
Industrialized countries
Medium term notes
Microeconomics
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Microeconomics
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