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The Financing the Real Economy programme investigates the links between the financial sector and the real economy, and the role that financial intermediaries have in creating value for the firms’ stakeholders and contributing to business growth and productivity. The latest research from its members is made available in our working papers collection. This cutting edge work is free to download, and designed to inspire scholarly debate.

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Academic journals

Equity Issuance Methods and Dilution

The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 12 (1), 78–130

February 2023
Mike Burkart
Hongda Zhong

Opinion Pieces

The economic toll of attacks on Ukraine’s power grid

Electricity blackouts caused by Russian rocket attacks on the power grid have become a daily occurrence in Ukraine. This column estimates the economic...

December 2022
Simeon Djankov
Oleksiy Blinov

Opinion Pieces

Flat tax reform in Ukraine: Lessons from Bulgaria

Developing a tax system which limits tax evasion is a key challenge for many emerging markets. This column argues that introducing a flat tax as a...

December 2022
Simeon Djankov

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Measuring the welfare cost of asymmetric information in consumer credit markets

Journal of Financial Economics, 146 (3), 821-840

December 2022
Anthony A. DeFusco
Huan Tang
Constantine Yannelis

Opinion Pieces

Ukraine’s wages and job loss trends during the war

Many statistical reports in Ukraine have been suspended since the start of Russia’s invasion, including on labour markets. This column uses wage...

November 2022
Simeon Djankov
Oleksiy Blinov

Special Papers

ASC Insight: Bank capital regulation and climate change

Climate change has become a major topic of discussion at central banks and financial regulators. Key aspects of this debate include whether and how...

November 2022
Martin Oehmke

Opinion Pieces

Assessment of damages to Ukraine’s productive capacity

The ongoing war in Ukraine has resulted in large damages to both public infrastructure and private corporate assets. The extent of these damages will...

September 2022
Oleksiy Blinov
Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

Total factor productivity growth: we need a new drug

Creating the innovations that drive total factor productivity (TFP) growth takes both ideas and firms that process those ideas into new products or...

August 2022
Kevin James
Akshay Kotak
Dimitri Tsomocos

Opinion Pieces

Measuring Ukraine’s private consumption during the war

As Russia’s invasion continues to ravage many parts of Ukraine, the flow of official statistical data has been erratic. This column outlines an...

July 2022
Oleksiy Blinov
Simeon Djankov

Discussion Papers

Ideas, Idea Processing, and TFP Growth in the US: 1899 to 2019

Innovativity – an economy's ability to produce the innovations that drive total factor productivity (TFP) growth – requires both ideas and the ability...

July 2022
DP 860
July 2022
Kevin James
Akshay Kotak
Dimitri Tsomocos

Special Papers

Doing Business 2.0: A Better Guide for Policy Makers

In its two decades of existence, the annual Doing Business report became a flagship publication of the World Bank and one of the primary data...

June 2022
SP 265
Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

Restarting Ukraine’s agricultural exports

Russia has imposed a naval blockade on Ukraine, suffocating the country’s agricultural exports. The last time that Ukraine experienced an export...

June 2022
Oleksiy Blinov
Simeon Djankov

Opinion Pieces

Ukraine’s recovery challenge

The economic damage in Ukraine in the wake of Russia’s invasion is on a scale not seen in Europe since WWII. This column compares Ukraine’s economic...

May 2022
Oleksiy Blinov
Simeon Djankov

Discussion Papers

Some Evidence of Regulatory Convergence

We find some evidence of regulatory convergence in four distinct areas of business activity over the 2005-2019 period. This convergence is most...

May 2022
DP 859
Simeon Djankov
Igor Luksic
Eva (Yiwen) Zhang

Opinion Pieces

The loss of human capital in Ukraine

School disruptions due to war, pandemics, or natural disasters can have persistent negative effects on learning outcomes. This column estimates the...

April 2022
Noam Angrist
Simeon Djankov
Pinelopi K. Goldberg
Harry A. Patrinos

Academic journals

The role of sentiment in the US economy: 1920 to 1934

The Economic History Review, 76(1), 3-30

April 2022
Ali Kabiri
Harold James
John Landon-Lane
David Tuckett
Rickard Nyman

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