Investment, Information, and Allocation Mechanism: Channels of Technological Change and Economic Efficiency

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Investment, Information, and Allocation Mechanism: Channels of Technological Change and Economic Efficiency

Philip Obazee / Jul 03, 2004

Finance and Investment Workshop, Edo Okpamakhin Annual Convention, Boston, MA, July 3 - 4, 2004

What explain the differences in economic performance among countries, across states in the same country, and across firms in the same industries?
Recent research findings report a strong relationship between indicators of financial development and economic performance in the real sector.
The central role of financial markets (money and capital markets) is allocating risk capital that results from savings, risk-pooling and sharing. These markets also mitigate agency problems by promoting responsible governance.

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