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  • ...y reduce the probability and severity of banking crises in the future." He added that "with these reforms, the Basel Committee has delivered on the banking ...ing the safeguards in the system against economic or financial shocks". He added that in the case of the liquidity standards, "we will use the observation p
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  • ...y reduce the probability and severity of banking crises in the future." He added that "with these reforms, the Basel Committee has delivered on the banking ...ing the safeguards in the system against economic or financial shocks". He added that in the case of the liquidity standards, "we will use the observation p
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  • ...y reduce the probability and severity of banking crises in the future." He added that "with these reforms, the Basel Committee has delivered on the banking ...ing the safeguards in the system against economic or financial shocks". He added that in the case of the liquidity standards, "we will use the observation p
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  • ...19. Given the December 2019 reporting date, the results do not reflect the economic impact of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) on participating banks. Nevert ...he data. Similar dashboards related to other sections of the report may be added at a later stage.</p>
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  • ** In the case of debt, the outstanding amount is defined as the value of the debt the borrower owes to the lender (i.e., disbursed debt minus any ** In the case of equity, the outstanding amount is the outstanding value of equity the financial institution holds in the project. It is calculated
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  • ...to the economic system. These inputs might alternatively be termed [[Value Added]] (such as labour or capital) or the ''Payments Sector'', indicating that
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  • As such, it captures the circular interdependence characteristic of any economic system among * the factorial income distribution (i.e. the distributionof value added generated by each production activity to the various factors), and
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  • ...economic data which provides information about the activity of industries (economic sectors) and/or regions that produce and consume goods and services. * the [[Value Added]] matrix and
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  • The two categories of models are based on the same set of economic data<ref>R.E. Miller and P.D. Blair, Input-Output Analysis: Foundations and where v is [[Value Added]] or primary factors and B is the distribution coefficients matrix, calcula
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  • ...ons in the case of a multi-regional IO table). The IO table represents the economic activities (output) of the economy. The production sectors (primary, second ...s]] of these activities and sectors as well as their primary inputs (value-added; composed of wages, salaries and operating surplus) are reported in the row
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  • ...''' is a information system that systematically collects information about economic activities in relation to their environmental footprint. * The [[OECD-ICIO]] database and the Trade in Value Added database
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  • ...of [[Total Output]] (x), thereby generating a normalized representation of economic structure that is independent of the units used to quantify exchanges (whet The input coefficients for all of the intermediate inputs and all value added components add up to one (100%).
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  • ...that includes all modeled economic transactions and transfers between all economic agents. As a simplified model that disregards the external [[Value Added]] contribution and [[Final Demand]] and focuses on inter-industrial relatio
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