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According to the empirical literature, from 1990 through 1992, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Finland had experienced supply-side crunches in parts of their credit markets. So had Japan in 1997 and 1998. During the crunch, credit worthy borrowers cannot get credit or cannot get it at reasonable terms; Would-be borrowers are unable to fund their investment projects; Lenders allegedly exhibit an attitude of excessive caution which may or may not be traceable to regulatory distortion; Banks reallocated the balance-sheet-asset by decreasing their loan holdings while dramatically increasing their security holdings (Green and Oh, 1991). This paper attempts to develop a dynamic general equilibrium model of financial intermediation and occupational choice based on empirical regularities to study the credit crunch and possible policy solutions.
The capital budgeting process in large corporations receives considerable attention by the top management. There are two elements which make the selection of investment projects difficult. First, knowledge about the profitability of different projects is decentralized, as division managers usually have an informational advantage over the firm’s headquarters. Second, when external financing is more costly than internal financing the Headquarters has also to worry about generating internally the cash-flow needed to finance the project.
