Skripsi
TRADE OPENNESS, FINANCIAL OPENNESS AND PERBANKAN STABILITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
The world economics have achieve at economic globalization ecosystem that the economics more open, integrated and more global in both trade and finance. This phenomenon began to be felt in the last two decades, where most developing countries (capital poor) began to leave the financial repression regime carry out domestic market liberalization/deregulation policies and open the capital account (Das, 2012). This matter causes the capital liberalization and international trade to be important in economic discussions and able to lead complex policies, especially in developing countries which are dominated by bank-based systems. This study aims to examine the relationship between trade openness and financial openness on banking stability in developing countries during the 2010-2020 period. This study uses the dynamic data model of Arellano-Bond's GMM Estimator. This study found that the interaction both trade openness and financial disclosure has a negative and significant relationship to influence the three dependent variables as a measure of financial stability, namely Net Interest Margin, z score and Non Performing Loan. Meanwhile, trade openness and financial disclosure have a positive and significant relationship with the dependent variable simultaneously. In general, this study confirms that in this study individually there is a diversification effect on stability and simultaneously applies the effect of brittleness of voltage. Keywords : Trade Openness, Financial Openness, Perbankan Stability,Developing Country, GMM Estimation JEL Classification : F63, G21
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2207003542 | T78145 | T781452022 | Central Library (Referens) | Available |
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