Financial constraints and inflation in Latin America: The impacts of bond financing and depreciations on supply inflation

Pagliacci, Carolina

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2020.10.006

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“…Latin America is becoming a gradually appealing investment occasion for both global industrialists and strategic traders due to (1) shorter transportation and lead times to North America, (2) low wages and (3) diverse free trade agreements (Pagliacci, 2020). The expansion of SCF market originated from Europe, the USA, China and India, setting to high development record of intraregional SC.…”

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Comparing world regional sustainable supply chain finance using big data analytics: a bibliometric analysis

Tseng

Bui

Lim

et al. 2021

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PurposeSustainable supply chain finance (SSCF) is a fascinated consideration for both academics and practitioners because the indicators are still underdeveloped in achieving SSCF. This study proposes a bibliometric data-driven analysis from the literature to illustrate a clear overall concept of SSCF that reveals hidden indicators for further improvement.Design/methodology/approachA hybrid quantitative and qualitative approach combining data-driven analysis, fuzzy Delphi method (FDM), entropy weight method (EWM) and fuzzy decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (FDEMATEL) is employed to address the uncertainty in the context.FindingsThe results show that blockchain, cash flow shortage, reverse factoring, risk assessment and triple bottom line (TBL) play significant roles in SSCF. A comparison of the challenges and gaps among different geographic regions is provided in both advanced local perspective and a global state-of-the-art assessment. There are 35 countries/territories being categorized into five geographic regions. Of the five regions, two, Latin America and the Caribbean and Africa, show the needs for more improvement, exclusively in collaboration strategies and financial crisis. Exogenous impacts of wars, natural disasters and disease epidemics are implied as inevitable attributes for enhancing the sustainability.Originality/valueThis study contributes to (1) boundary SSCF foundations by data driven, (2) identifying the critical SSCF indicators and providing the knowledge gaps and directions as references for further examination and (3) addressing the gaps and challenges in different geographic regions to provide advanced assessment from local viewpoint and to diagnose the comprehensive global state of the art of SSCF.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Comparing world regional sustainable supply chain finance using big data analytics: a bibliometric analysis

Tseng

Bui

Lim

et al. 2021

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“…Therefore, high inflation often hurts economic growth (Shah et al, 2019). Inflation can also cause foreign exchange or foreign currency to increase, which will affect (increase) prices (Pagliacci, 2020). Purwono et al (2020) argue that inflation can not be separated from two harmful effects in the form of instability in the country's economy and the people's welfare.…”

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Should the State Control Tariffs?

Zaid

Dawaki²,

Ololade³

2021

JGPP

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Tariffs or price control has been a controversial subject in recent years. The debate between legal experts and economists is still a hot topic in any discussion. Tariff control regulated in the work creation omnibus law seems to be a topic that must be discussed again regarding this regulation’s urgency. Are specific prices so impressive that the government can intervene in regulating them? This article examines the urgency of rules regarding price controls to create a healthy competitive environment. After conducting a critical literature review, it was analyzed with critical analysis and looking at the objective of competition law was to maximize welfare by protecting competition. The results in this article indicated that the government could only intervene in regulating price-fixing only if companies’ pricing could harm the country’s economy and consumer welfare. The government, therefore, had an interest in regulating the price ceiling. Meanwhile, the price floor, which was believed to be pro-consumer and could promote consumer welfare had no interest and should not have been limited by the government.

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“…Sci-tech finance is a system that promotes the development of sci-tech innovation, including financial instruments, financial systems, financial policies, and financial services (Sheng et al 2021a). It could guide and stimulate R&D activities (Shumpeter 1942), provide R&D funding (McKinnon 1973), monitor the flow of funds (Cole and Shaw 1974), share the risk, and alleviate the financial constraints of technological innovation (Pagliacci 2020). As a new type of financial service that is promoting sci-tech innovation, the influence of sci-tech finance development cannot be ignored in the exploration of GTFP.…”

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Effects of Science and Technology Finance on Green Total Factor Productivity in China: Insights from an Empirical Spatial Durbin Model

Ahmad

Zhang

et al. 2023

J Knowl Econ

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Undoubtedly, science and technology (sci-tech) finance plays a vital role in promoting innovation and industrial structure. Sci-tech finance may also affect green total factor productivity (GTFP). However, the research that integrates sci-tech finance and GTFP in the same environmental policy framework is still scant. In this context, the spatial spillover effect and mechanism of the impact of sci-tech finance on GTFP were empirically analyzed using the panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2010 to 2020. The slacks-based measure (SBM) model of non-expected output and the GML index were used to measure the GTFP, and the entropy weight method was used to measure the development level of sci-tech finance in each province. The results unveil that sci-tech finance and GTFP in China have significant spatial autocorrelation and spatial disequilibrium; the positive driving effect of sci-tech finance on GTFP has a significant spatial spillover effect. The mechanism test finds that sci-tech finance enhances local GTFP by expanding R&D expenditures and optimizing industrial structure, and the spatial spillover effect of sci-tech finance on GTFP in neighboring regions is realized by expanding R&D expenditures in neighboring regions. The heterogeneity test found that sci-tech finance has a significant positive effect on GTFP in the eastern region, an insignificant positive effect on the central regions, and a significant negative effect on the western and northeastern regions. Therefore, regional collaboration alliances should be established to fully play the spatial effect of sci-tech finance and enhance GTFP.

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Financial constraints and inflation in Latin America: The impacts of bond financing and depreciations on supply inflation

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Comparing world regional sustainable supply chain finance using big data analytics: a bibliometric analysis

Comparing world regional sustainable supply chain finance using big data analytics: a bibliometric analysis

Should the State Control Tariffs?

Effects of Science and Technology Finance on Green Total Factor Productivity in China: Insights from an Empirical Spatial Durbin Model

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