We study a preferred equity infusion government program set to mitigate interbank contagion. Financial institutions are prone to insolvency risk channeled through the network of interbank debt and to the risk of bank runs. The government seeks to maximize, under budget constraints, the total net worth of the financial system or, equivalently, to minimize the dead-weight losses induced by bank r...

The paper takes the web information of product quality safety as research object. Aiming at its transmission characteristic at social network, information transmission model based on government intervention is presented. Meanwhile, the influence of information transmission with government intervention is analyzed. Lastly we adopted BA network to build human relation model, used MATLAB tool to s...

In India, where energy access is limited, how does the public react to the government’s inability to provide the citizens with basic energy services, such as electricity and clean cooking fuel? We answer this question using a survey conducted in two rural villages of Uttar Pradesh. First, we examine the association between a respondent’s opinion on state intervention and policy failure. Specifi...

the purpose of this paper is to examine and evaluate the effects of government intervention on the iranian economy over the last few decades. it is shown that public expenditures affect the value added of each economic sector not only simultaneously, but lagged over several periods. regression results show that the value added from the agricultural sector has never been affected by government e...

This paper considers a hypothetical government-run credit rating agency with a “fixed compensation” scheme. Taking as granted the fact that investors ascribe higher value for highly rated assets, the model attempts to see whether government intervention can lead to a more socially desirable solution. The model features a free rating agent who can either choose to work for the government agency ...

This paper examines optimal policy when agents, private investors and a government, can learn about the economy by observing others. Investors can delay investment in order to exploit future information. Importantly, investors ignore the informational value of their actions to others when deciding: this externality results in inefficiently high delay, motivating government intervention. The gov...

Smallto medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often lack the resources and knowledge to strategically adopt information and communication technologies (ICTs). Governments across the world have acknowledged this issue by designing intervention programs aimed specifically at the SMEs sector. Recent research on government intervention in SMEs’ ICT adoption has tended to focus on the role of technologica...