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Articles 4 records found  
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11 p, 404.8 KB Hipoteca multidivisa. No se trata de un instrumento financiero complejo. Nulidad parcial por falta de transparencia: Comentario a la STS de 15 noviembre 2017 (RJ 2017, 4730) / Navas Navarro, Susana (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
La hipoteca multidivisa no es un instrumento financiero derivado complejo por lo que no debe aplicarse la LMV. No se dieron explicaciones adecuadas a los prestatarios acerca de que las fluctuaciones en la divisa pactada podían producir incrementos importantes de la cuota ni se facilitó el folleto informativo ni la oferta vinculante a los que se refiere la Orden de 5 de mayo de 1994. [...]
The multi-currency mortgage is not a complex derivative financial instrument so the LMV should not be applied. Adequate explanations were not given to the borrowers that fluctuations in the agreed currency could result in significant increases in the quota, nor was the prospectus or the binding offer referred to in the Order of May 5, 1994, provided. [...]

2018
Cuadernos Civitas de Jurisprudencia Civil, Núm. 106 (Enero-Abril 2018)  
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20 p, 766.1 KB Comentario a la Sentencia de 30 junio 2015 (RJ 2015, 2662) / Navas Navarro, Susana (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
La hipoteca multidivisa no es un instrumento financiero derivado complejo por lo que no debe aplicarse la LMV. El perfil de experto del cliente no impide que incurra en error vicio. El incumplimiento legal del deber de información precontractual de la entidad de servicios de inversión no supone la nulidad del contrato celebrado en aplicación del art. [...]
The foreign currency mortgage is not a complex derivative financial instrument. Thus, the Market Financial Instruments Act should not be applied. The client's profile as expert does not prevent him from making mistakes. [...]

2015
Cuadernos Civitas de Jurisprudencia Civil, Núm. 99 (Setiembre-Diciembre 2015)  
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13 p, 334.1 KB Pasado y futuro en un presente convulso : dos revistas económicas catalanas ante la Gran Guerra / Lo Cascio, Paola (Universitat de Barcelona)
El presente artículo pretende analizar la lectura que hicieron dos importantes publicaciones económicas catalanas de los acontecimientos europeos entre 1914 y 1919. El intento es acercarse a la visión que sectores importantes de la clase dirigente del país -que, a la vez, producían y eran receptoras de dichas publicaciones- tuvieron del cambio de época representado por la Gran Guerra. [...]
El present article pretén analitzar la lectura que van fer dues importants publicacions econòmiques catalanes dels esdeveniments europeus entre 1914 i 1919. L'intent és acostar-se a la visió que sectors importants de la classe dirigent del país -que, alhora, produïen i eren receptores d'aquestes publicacions- van tenir del canvi d'època representat per la Gran Guerra. [...]
This article aims to analyze how ​​two important catalan economic magazines read the events between 1914 and 1919. The core issue is to approach the vision that important sectors of the country's ruling class -both producing and receiving such publications- had about the epocale change represented by the Great War. [...]

2014 - 10.5565/rev/rubrica.68
Rúbrica contemporánea, Vol. 3 Núm. 6 (2014) , p. 57-69 (Dossier)  
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23 p, 1.3 MB La estructura económica de los mexicas, según la perspectiva sustantivista de Karl Polanyi / Nebot García, Edgar (Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (Mèxic))
El complejo sistema comercial de los mexicas postclásicos de la Cuenca de México (1325-1521 d. C. ) es analizado bajo la perspectiva económica sustantivista expuesta por el filósofo Karl Polanyi (1886, Viena-1964, Ontario). [...]
The complex commercial system of the postclassical mexicas of the Basin of Mexico (1325-1521 a. C. ) analyzed under the sustantivist economic perspective exposed by philosopher Karl Polanyi (Vienna, 1886-Ontario 1964), particularly focusing on three aspects of nahuatl commercial activity: the pochtecas merchants, prehispanic currency and the market structure, meeting the theoric model's general premise on how the interaction arose between man and his environment ends up setting intra and extragrupal socioeconomical relations shared by different cultural associations within small localities or a wide geographic living spaces.

2009
Estrat crític, Núm. 3 (2009) , p. 17-38  

Research literature 10 records found  
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16 p, 712.2 KB A global digital currency to rule them all? A monetary-financial view of the Facebook's LIBRA for the Euro area / Tercero-Lucas, David
In this paper, the monetary-financial implications of two versions of Libra are analysed, i. e. Libra 1. 0 and Libra 2. 0. First, I briefly discuss how technological developments in monetary history have reshaped the payments landscape and how Libra is going to challenge the current bank-based ecosystem. [...]
Bellaterra Departament d'Economia Aplicada 2020 (Working papers GEAR ; 2020-06)  
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68 p, 875.2 KB El doble control de transparencia : la Hipoteca Multidivisa / Roa Aymerich, Oriol ; Abril Campoy, Juan Manuel, dir. (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament de Dret Privat) ; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Facultat de Dret
El presente Trabajo de Final de Grado analiza el desarrollo normativo y jurisprudencial del actual Doble Control de Transparencia en sede de la conocida popularmente como Hipoteca Multidivisa. Ello resulta interesante en la actualidad, más aún después de la sentencia del Tribunal Supremo de 9 de mayo de 2013 sobre cláusulas suelo que sentó las bases del sistema actual de control judicial de las cláusulas abusivas. [...]
This final paper analyse the regulatory and jurisprudential development of the current Double Control of Transparency in the specific case of Multi-Currency Mortgage. Nowadays is very interesting, even more after the judgement of the supreme court of May 9, 2013 about mortgage floor rate that laid the foundations of the current judicial control system of abusive clauses. [...]

2019
Grau en Dret [949]  
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50 p, 595.3 KB Downward wage rigidity and wage restraint / Wolf, Martin
The combination of downward nominal wage rigidity and pegged exchange rate creates an externality which leads to excessive wage inflation (Schmitt-Groh_e and Uribe, 2016). This paper re-examines this result assuming that wage setters are forward looking, hence endogenously restrain wage increases facing downward wage rigidity, as in Elsby (2009). [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

2018 (ADEMU Working Paper Series ; 126)  
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48 p, 764.5 KB Optimal fiscal transfers in a monetary union / Dmitriev, Mikhail ; Hoddenbagh, Jonathan
We derive the optimal fiscal transfer scheme for countries in a monetary union to off-set the welfare losses resulting from asymmetric shocks and nominal rigidities. Optimal transfers involve a trade-off between reducing national output gaps and the provision of consumption insurance across countries, where the weight of the former increases relative to the latter as consumption home bias rises. [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

2018 (ADEMU Working Paper Series ; 111)  
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45 p, 878.1 KB Exchange rate misalignment, capital flows, and optimal monetary policy trade-offs / Corsetti, Giancarlo ; Dedola, Luca ; Leduc, Sylvain
What determines the optimal monetary trade-off between internal objectives (inflation, and output gap) and external objectives (competitiveness and trade imbalances) when inefficient capital flows cause exchange rate misalignment and distort current account positions? We characterize this trade-off analytically, using the workhorse model of modern monetary theory in open economies under incomplete markets-where inefficient capital flows and exchange rate misalignments can arise independently of nominal distortions. [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

2018 (ADEMU Working Paper Series ; 89)  
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68 p, 446.2 KB Rethinking optimal currency areas / Chari, V. V. ; Dovis, Alessandro ; Kehoe, Patrick J.
The traditional Mundellian criterion, which implicitly assumes commitment to monetary policy, is that countries with similar shocks should form unions. Without such commitment a new criterion emerges: countries with dissimilar temptation shocks, namely those that exacerbate time inconsistency problems, should form unions. [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

2016 (Ademu Working Paper Series ; 9)  
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42 p, 570.2 KB Is inflation default? The role of information in debt crises / Bassetto, Marco ; Galli, Carlo
We consider a two-period Bayesian trading game where in each period informed agents decide whether to buy an asset ("government debt") after observing an idiosyncratic signal about the prospects of default. [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

2017 (ADEMU Working Paper Series ; 59)  
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57 p, 736.6 KB Exit expectations and debt crises in currency unions? / Kriwoluzky, Alexander ; Müller, Gernot J. ; Wolf, Martin
Membership in a currency union is not irreversible. Exit expectations may emerge during sovereign debt crises, because exit allows countries to reduce their liabilities through a currency redenomination. [...]
2016 (Ademu Working Papers Series ; 5)  
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48 p, 443.2 KB Fiscal unions redux / Kehoe, Patrick J. ; Pastorino, Elena
Before the advent of sophisticated international financial markets, the widely accepted belief was that within a monetary union, a union-wide authority orchestrating fiscal transfers between countries is necessary to provide adequate insurance against country-specific economic fluctuations. [...]
The ADEMU Working Paper Series is being supported by the European Commission Horizon 2020 European Union funding for Research & Innovation, grant agreement No 649396.

Universitat Pompeu Fabra 2015 (Ademu Working Papers Series ; 12)  
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465 p, 5.6 MB Los externa auxilia en el siglo final de la República romana (133-27 a. C.) / Busquets Artigas, Salvador ; Ñaco del Hoyo, Toni, dir. (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament de Ciències de l'Antiguitat i de l'Edat Mitjana) ; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament de Ciències de l'Antiguitat i de l'Edat Mitjana
Las tropas auxiliares constituyeron una de las principales fuerzas de combate del ejército romano ya en época republicana, estructurándose plenamente a inicios del Alto Imperio, dentro de la reforma global del estado romano realizada bajo el impulso de Augusto. [...]
Auxiliaries constituted one of the strongest sections of the Roman armies particularly during the Late Republic, although their development was never complete until the Early Empire when the overall reform of Rome's institutions carried out by Augustus during his Principate finally adjusted. [...]

[Barcelona] : Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2015  

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