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Spectroscopy I / Spektroskopie Ieatment of contracting theory to encompass contracts involving three or more types of agent. Instead of there being just equity-holders and a single class of undifferentiated debtholders, we now consider cases where there might be equity-holders and two classes of debt-holder (i.e., one with a senio

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,Spectroscopie électronique moléculaire,intermediaries exist because they improve on unintermediated markets in which the ‘ultimate’ parties (such as borrowers and savers, or firms and investors) deal directly with each other without the use of any intermediary. An intermediary might be useful in a situation where investors want informati

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Handbuch der Physik‘ Encyclopedia of Physics., Ramakrishnan and Thakor, 1984; Chant, 1987, 3, 11, 21–2; Lewis and Davis, 1987, Chapter 2; and Allen, 1990). There are many different kinds of brokers — search specialists who bring buyers and sellers together, insurance brokers, credit-rating agencies, forecasting units, financial consultants, i

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Newly Developed Solid State Laserss only one kind of liability (see, e.g., Glasner, 1987; Cowen and Kroszner, 1989; and Wicker, 1988). A mutual fund therefore differs from a broker in that it holds assets and issues liabilities as part of its intermediary function; it also differs from a bank in that it issues only a single class of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-8471-7tion, and purports to provide rigorous theoretical justifications for government deposit insurance and other features of modern central banking. The key paper in this new literature is Diamond and Dybvig (hereafter DD, 1983). This paper posed two questions that have dominated the subsequent literatu