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олена олександрівна зеленіна - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

Олена Олександрівна Зеленіна - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

Arlette Ostermeyer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • How financial constraints distort farm investment behaviour and regional development: a comparative analysis of four European regions
    2014
    Co-Authors: Amanda Sahrbacher, Christoph Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of financial constraints on the structural development of four European regions. The spatial-dynamic agent-based model used considers individual farms’ investment behaviour while those indirectly interact via land rental markets. Scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital and levels of credit restrictions are tested. Results show that higher interest rates slow down the development of otherwise expanding production branches whereas credit restrictions force farms to choose small and cheap investments. Income losses in both cases are compensated by lower rental prices. Impacts on structural change differ considering regional initial situations and their characteristics.

  • Simulation Results of AgriPoliS about Diminishing Capital Subsidies and Restrictions
    2013
    Co-Authors: Christoph Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer, Amanda Sahrbacher
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of high interest rates for Borrowed Capital and credit restrictions on the structural development of four European regions. The method used is the model AgriPoliS which is a spatial-dynamic agent-based model. It is able to provide aggregated results at the regional level, but very individual results as well by considering farms as independent entities. Farms can choose between different investment options during the simulation. Several scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital on the one hand as well as with different levels of credit restrictions on the other hand are tested and compared. Results show that higher interest rates have less impact on declining production branches than on expanding ones. If they have the possibility farms invest in the most profitable production branch which relative profitability might have changed with high interest rates. Credit restrictions lead farms to choose smaller and cheaper investments than expensive and large ones. Results also show that income losses in both cases due to under-investment compared to the reference situation are partially compensated by lower rental prices. The impacts on structural change also differ depending on the region and the initial situation. In summary, credit subsidies or imperfections on credit markets might have indirect impacts on the type of dominant investment and therefore on the whole regional agricultural sector as well.

  • Simulation Results of AgriPoliS about Diminishing Capital Subsidies and Restrictions. Factor Markets Working Document No. 55, June 2013
    2013
    Co-Authors: Christoph Sahrbacher, Amanda Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of high interest rates for Borrowed Capital and credit restrictions on the structural development of four European regions. The method used is the model AgriPoliS which is a spatial-dynamic agent-based model. It is able to provide aggregated results at the regional level, but very individual results as well by considering farms as independent entities. Farms can choose between different investment options during the simulation. Several scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital on the one hand as well as with different levels of credit restrictions on the other hand are tested and compared. Results show that higher interest rates have less impact on declining production branches than on expanding ones. If they have the possibility farms invest in the most profitable production branch which relative profitability might have changed with high interest rates. Credit restrictions lead farms to choose smaller and cheaper investments than expensive and large ones. Results also show that income losses in both cases due to under-investment compared to the reference situation are partially compensated by lower rental prices. The impacts on structural change also differ depending on the region and the initial situation. In summary, credit subsidies or imperfections on credit markets might have indirect impacts on the type of dominant investment and therefore on the whole regional agricultural sector as well.

Francisco Jareño - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • FIACIAL AALYSIS OF THE MAIHOTEL CHAIS OF THE SPAISH TOURISM SECTOR
    2020
    Co-Authors: Carmen González, Francisco Jareño
    Abstract:

    This paper analyzes Spanish companies’ growing need for funding in a crisis context, focusing on one of the most relevant sectors in the Spanish economy: the Spanish tourism sector. Specifically, we will be looking at the twelve main hotel chains. We also provide a brief overview of the main sources of financing that serve as alternatives to those traditionally used in the sector and, subsequently, carry out an analysis of four key financial variables: percentage of indebtedness, volume of equity, overall liquidity, and returns on equity. Finally, we study whether there are statistically significant relationships between the variables, concluding that some expected relationships are confirmed – such as the logical exchange between equity and Borrowed Capital – as well as other less obvious relationships – like the positive relationship between the returns and the volume of equity.

  • Financial Analysis Of The Main Hotel Chains Of The Spanish Tourism Sector
    Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies, 2020
    Co-Authors: Carmen González, Francisco Jareño
    Abstract:

    This paper analyzes Spanish companies’ growing need for funding in a crisis context, focusing on one of the most relevant sectors in the Spanish economy: the Spanish tourism sector. Specifically, we will be looking at the twelve main hotel chains. We also provide a brief overview of the main sources of financing that serve as alternatives to those traditionally used in the sector and, subsequently, carry out an analysis of four key financial variables: percentage of indebtedness, volume of equity, overall liquidity, and returns on equity. Finally, we study whether there are statistically significant relationships between the variables, concluding that some expected relationships are confirmed – such as the logical exchange between equity and Borrowed Capital – as well as other less obvious relationships – like the positive relationship between the returns and the volume of equity.

Amanda Sahrbacher - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • How financial constraints distort farm investment behaviour and regional development: a comparative analysis of four European regions
    2014
    Co-Authors: Amanda Sahrbacher, Christoph Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of financial constraints on the structural development of four European regions. The spatial-dynamic agent-based model used considers individual farms’ investment behaviour while those indirectly interact via land rental markets. Scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital and levels of credit restrictions are tested. Results show that higher interest rates slow down the development of otherwise expanding production branches whereas credit restrictions force farms to choose small and cheap investments. Income losses in both cases are compensated by lower rental prices. Impacts on structural change differ considering regional initial situations and their characteristics.

  • Simulation Results of AgriPoliS about Diminishing Capital Subsidies and Restrictions
    2013
    Co-Authors: Christoph Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer, Amanda Sahrbacher
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of high interest rates for Borrowed Capital and credit restrictions on the structural development of four European regions. The method used is the model AgriPoliS which is a spatial-dynamic agent-based model. It is able to provide aggregated results at the regional level, but very individual results as well by considering farms as independent entities. Farms can choose between different investment options during the simulation. Several scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital on the one hand as well as with different levels of credit restrictions on the other hand are tested and compared. Results show that higher interest rates have less impact on declining production branches than on expanding ones. If they have the possibility farms invest in the most profitable production branch which relative profitability might have changed with high interest rates. Credit restrictions lead farms to choose smaller and cheaper investments than expensive and large ones. Results also show that income losses in both cases due to under-investment compared to the reference situation are partially compensated by lower rental prices. The impacts on structural change also differ depending on the region and the initial situation. In summary, credit subsidies or imperfections on credit markets might have indirect impacts on the type of dominant investment and therefore on the whole regional agricultural sector as well.

  • Simulation Results of AgriPoliS about Diminishing Capital Subsidies and Restrictions. Factor Markets Working Document No. 55, June 2013
    2013
    Co-Authors: Christoph Sahrbacher, Amanda Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer
    Abstract:

    This paper investigates the impacts of high interest rates for Borrowed Capital and credit restrictions on the structural development of four European regions. The method used is the model AgriPoliS which is a spatial-dynamic agent-based model. It is able to provide aggregated results at the regional level, but very individual results as well by considering farms as independent entities. Farms can choose between different investment options during the simulation. Several scenarios with different interest rates for Borrowed Capital on the one hand as well as with different levels of credit restrictions on the other hand are tested and compared. Results show that higher interest rates have less impact on declining production branches than on expanding ones. If they have the possibility farms invest in the most profitable production branch which relative profitability might have changed with high interest rates. Credit restrictions lead farms to choose smaller and cheaper investments than expensive and large ones. Results also show that income losses in both cases due to under-investment compared to the reference situation are partially compensated by lower rental prices. The impacts on structural change also differ depending on the region and the initial situation. In summary, credit subsidies or imperfections on credit markets might have indirect impacts on the type of dominant investment and therefore on the whole regional agricultural sector as well.