The Spanish savings banks and the competitive cooperation model (1928-2002)

This paper explores the relationship between the nature of Spanish Savings banks and the extent of their market success during the twentieth century. It deals with the key factors that have made so good a performance possible, such as: their ability to promote private saving, to cooperate with government economic policy, to adapt to changing circumstances, to operate in particular geographical areas, and to cooperate with one another. Finally, the paper deals with this last factor in depth. The competitive cooperation model is used to explain the outstanding role of the Spanish Confederation of Savings Banks in making the strategic alliance among the Spanish savings banks possible

The Spanish savings banks and the competitive cooperation model (1928-2002)

This paper explores the relationship between the nature of Spanish Savings banks and the extent of their market success during the twentieth century. It deals with the key factors that have made so good a performance possible, such as: their ability to promote private saving, to cooperate with government economic policy, to adapt to changing circumstances, to operate in particular geographical areas, and to cooperate with one another. Finally, the paper deals with this last factor in depth. The competitive cooperation model is used to explain the outstanding role of the Spanish Confederation of Savings Banks in making the strategic alliance among the Spanish savings banks possible.

Tres variacions sobre un tema de Mounier (Teologia, Filosofia política, Economia)

El professor Antoni Comín investiga, en aquest suggerent article, la filosofia de Mounier des de quatre perspectives complementàries: la teològica, filosòfica, política i econòmica. Trava, d'aquesta manera, un article original que posa de relleu el seu profund coneixement de Mounier

Two Ways to Rule Out the Overconsumption Paths in the Ramsey Model with Irreversible Investment

In this note I develop two approaches to rule out the Overconsumption paths in the Ramsey model with irreversible capital. The first focuses on the multiplier of the irreversible constraint and is applied to the situation where preferences are CES and the production function is Cobb-Douglas. The second relies on a revealed preference argument and is used to rule out overconsumption paths when the preferences are strictly concave and the initial level of perspective capital is below its steady state level

Comentarios en torno al ferrocarril y el crecimiento económico español entre 1855 y 1931

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