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Title: Richard K' Lyons, Dean BerkeleyHaas School of Business


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Richard K. Lyons, DeanBerkeley-Haas School of
Business
The Americas Competitiveness Forum III Financing
in Time of Crisis
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Business creation after crises
  • Keeping the Window Open

3
Agenda
  • Business Creation and Destruction
  • Example Window Mechanism
  • Why does the Window close?
  • Recurrent Crises
  • Current Crisis
  • Lessons on Resource Reallocation

4
Business Creation and Destruction
Source US Census Bureau
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Business Creation and Destruction
.com burst
Source US Census Bureau
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Business Creation and Destruction
  • Fact entry gt exit in booms,
  • entry exit in crises.
  • First Best Efficient Reallocation or Cleansing
    Effect.
  • Entry-Exit Behavior Window Mechanism

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Example Window Mechanism
  • Entry-Exit from investment point of view.
    Example IPOs open window in US

mean
Source Jay Ritter and Tim Loughran 2008, Thomson
SDC.
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Example Window Mechanism
  • Entry-Exit from investment point of view.
    Example IPOs open window in US

mean
Source Jay Ritter and Tim Loughran 2008, Thomson
SDC.
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Example Window Mechanism
  • Investors invest massively in certain periods, in
    others they dont (WINDOW CLOSED).
  • Why?
  • Market confidence
  • Access to financing
  • Proper institutional framework
  • Herding (?)

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Why does the Window close?
  • Restructuring deterred by (Caballero and Hammour
    2000)
  • Underdeveloped Institutions Many emerging
    economies.
  • Recurrent crises.

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Recurrent Crises
Source IMF, World Economic Outlook 2009
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Recurrent Crises
Source IMF, World Economic Outlook 2009
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Recurrent Crises
Bench Median
Source IMF, World Economic Outlook 2009
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Recurrent Crises
  • Large liquidations, but not always efficient
    reallocation
  • Underdeveloped institutions hinder efficient
    reallocation (CH 2000)
  • Some countries reallocate efficiently
  • Benchmark France, Norway, Canada, US, Australia,
    UK, Netherlands, Singapore, Germany and Japan,
    Spain, Israel .
  • Why?

15
Reallocation of Resources
Source World Bank, World Development Indicators
2009
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Reallocation of Resources
Source World Bank, World Development Indicators
2009
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Reallocation of Resources
  • Latin American countries are separated from
    benchmarks trend
  • Costly start a business, specially after crises
  • In Latin America, Is the window likely to stay
    closed after the crisis?

18
Current Crisis
Source IMF, World Economic Outlook 2009
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Current Crisis Causes
  • Negative surprise in distress of financial
    system.
  • Concentration of aggregate risk in highly
    leveraged (systemically important) financial
    institutions.
  • Policy response too slow in addressing the
    consequences of the previous bullet points.

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Lessons facilitating liquidation and fostering
reallocation
  • The challenge is to ensure that reallocation
    (investment and labor mobility) be fast and
    productive. How?

21
Thanks
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Appendix
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Reallocation of Resources
Source World Bank, World Development Indicators
2009
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