abstract background: conflict is the lack of agreement and disagreement between the two men, and behavioral maladjustment or objectives that are in opposition to the other. destructive conflicts are incidents imposed on one or more than one member of the family or the whole family and affect on them. the purpose of this research is to study the effect of solution - focused short-term approach o...

redit arrangements between a borrower and a lender are a prevalent part of the economy. A fundamental concern for any lender is the risk that the borrower fails to fully repay the loan as expected, a type of risk called credit risk. Thus, lenders want credit arrangements that are designed to compensate them for— and help them effectively manage—credit risk. In certain situations, central banks ...

Diamond (1991) also posits that firms with high leverage might prefer long-term debt to avoid suboptimal liquidation, thus predicting a positive relation between leverage (LEVERAGE) and debt maturity. Myers (1977) argues that agency costs between shareholders and bondholders can be reduced by matching the maturity of assets (ASSET_MAT) to the maturity of liabilities. All else equal, firms with ...

We test for long-term damages from precipitation shocks in rural Brazil by observing wages of households that have permanently migrated from rural to urban areas. We find that large short-term precipitation shocks damage migrants’ long-term wages. We offer an analytical explanation for this outcome: credit-constrained households may be willing to accept lower wages in urban areas following the ...

review and classification of electric load forecasting (lf) techniques based on artificial neuralnetworks (ann) is presented. a basic anns architectures used in lf reviewed. a wide range of annoriented applications for forecasting are given in the literature. these are classified into five groups:(1) anns in short-term lf, (2) anns in mid-term lf, (3) anns in long-term lf, (4) hybrid anns inlf,...

Monetary policy influences the economy through its effects on credit conditions facing households and firms, for example, the interest rates available on bank deposits and bank loans, and the cost of capital for firms, be it in the form of bank credit, debt issued on the capital market, or equity. While it is convenient for analytical purposes to assume that the monetary authority controls the ...

As an integrated part of a supply contract, trade credit has intrinsic connections with supply chain contracting and inventory management. Using a stylized model that explicitly captures the interaction of firms’ operations decisions and financial risks, this paper attempts to develop a deeper understanding of trade credit from an operational perspective. Revolving around the question of what r...

Merrill Lynch Bank USA has a multibillion dollar portfolio of revolving credit-line commitments with over 100 institutions. These credit lines give corporations access to a specified amount of cash for short-term funding needs. A key risk associated with credit lines is liquidity risk, or the risk that the bank will need to provide significant assets to the borrowers on short notice. We develop...