Sharing the country

Risk-sharing Agreements: Country Experiences and Challenges

Sharing health data: developing country perspectives.

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The Role of Multinational Production in Cross-Country Risk Sharing∗

In this paper, we introduce the role of Multinational Production (MP) in cross-country risk sharing. We present a two-country, two-sector model with complete financial markets, and country-specific productivity shocks to the tradable sector. Firms can do MP by opening affiliates abroad which bear the productivity shock to the host country. By treating MP simultaneously as a portfolio and produc...

Information Sharing, Lending and Defaults: Cross-Country Evidence

Theory predicts that information sharing among lenders attenuates adverse selection and moral hazard, and can therefore increase lending and reduce default rates. To test these predictions, we construct a new international data set on private credit bureaus and public credit registers. We find that bank lending is higher and proxies for default rates are lower in countries where lenders share i...

Analyzing the Aspects of Cross Sharing Ownership

With the growth of capital market, the shareholding structure of companies has become more complex. Direct ownership is easily recognizable through companies’ shareholders information, however with the formation of cross shareholding among companies, a kind of indirect and complex shareholding has emerged which is not observable. The primary owners (original owners) can take over other companie...