Stock-Flow Consistent Modeling of Default Events Sequence in a Closed Economy
Journal Title: Visnyk of the National Bank of Ukraine - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 239
Abstract
By sequentially examining the full chain of events starting from the default of firms through the fire-sale of goods towards the write-offs of bad loans, we develop a new matrix of financial transactions. This matrix is incorporated into the transactions-flows matrix of the closed economy consisting of households, firms, and banks. On the basis of the balance sheet and transactions-flows matrices, this study further constructs a stock-flow consistent model of the closed economy. We also provide the results of a numerical simulation and argue that our model allows studying how such key parameters as the probability of default, the rate of fire-sales (new injected parameter), the recovery rate, and interest rates on loans and deposits affect the performance of banks and firms, observing economic dynamics in time.
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Ihor Voloshyn
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- DOI 10.26531/vnbu2017.239.055
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