Financial Intermediation And the Functioning of Capital Markets
Financial Intermediation And the Functioning of Capital Markets
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Goldsmith's "financial intermediation ratio" [5].
10 In a costless world of perfect intermediation, the equilibrium security holdings of individuals are equivalent to attribute combinations that could be issued to wealthholders by a single zero-cost financial institution that in turn held all pure equity claims in the economy, having received them In exchange. Under these conditions of complete intermediation, the gross asset portfolios of all individiials will consist exclusively of intermedia...ry claims. At the other extreme would be an economy so primitive, in terms of its financial market, that not even bilateral trades take place, and individual wealth holdings consist entirely of pure equity endowments.
The process of financial intermediation can be related to an ideal- ized process of economic development in the following way. In the first stage individuals merely consume their equity endowments. In the second stage, a modest amount of trading in financial claims take place. Individ- uals engage in searching for other individuals with whom they can trade financial claims or to whom they can issue financial claims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goldsmith's "financial intermediation ratio" [5].
10 In a costless world of perfect intermediation, the equilibrium security holdings of individuals are equivalent to attribute combinations that could be issued to wealthholders by a single zero-cost financial institution that in turn held all pure equity claims in the economy, having received them In exchange. Under these conditions of complete intermediation, the gross asset portfolios of all individiials will consist exclusively of intermedia...ry claims. At the other extreme would be an economy so primitive, in terms of its financial market, that not even bilateral trades take place, and individual wealth holdings consist entirely of pure equity endowments.
The process of financial intermediation can be related to an ideal- ized process of economic development in the following way. In the first stage individuals merely consume their equity endowments. In the second stage, a modest amount of trading in financial claims take place. Individ- uals engage in searching for other individuals with whom they can trade financial claims or to whom they can issue financial claims.
What to read after Financial Intermediation And the Functioning of Capital Markets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tamir Agmon to read onlineMoreLess
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