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Firms in the Great Global Recession: The Role of Foreign Ownership and Financial Dependence


Marcin Kolasa


National Bank of Poland; Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)

Michal Rubaszek


National Bank of Poland; Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)

Daria Taglioni


European Central Bank (ECB) - Directorate General Economics

July 1, 2010

National Bank of Poland Working Paper No. 77

Abstract:     
This paper investigates the channels through which the global crisis of 2008-2009 spread to economic activity of an emerging, fast growing economy with sound macroeconomic fundamentals. On the basis of Polish firm-level data we find that a number of individual firm characteristics account for a heterogeneous response. In particular, foreign ownership appears to have provided a higher degree of resilience to the crisis. Our results indicate that this effect might be due to intra-group lending mechanisms supporting affiliates facing external credit constraints.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 28

Keywords: global crisis, firm-level data, foreign ownership, financial constraints

JEL Classification: C23, E44, F23, G32

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Date posted: January 23, 2011 ; Last revised: February 8, 2011

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Kolasa, Marcin, Rubaszek, Michal and Taglioni, Daria, Firms in the Great Global Recession: The Role of Foreign Ownership and Financial Dependence (July 1, 2010). National Bank of Poland Working Paper No. 77. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1744005 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1744005

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Marcin Kolasa (Contact Author)
National Bank of Poland ( email )
00-919 Warsaw
Poland
Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) ( email )
Niepodleglosci 162
PL-Warsaw, 02-554
Poland
Michal Rubaszek
National Bank of Poland ( email )
00-919 Warsaw
Poland
Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) ( email )
Niepodleglosci 162
PL-Warsaw, 02-554
Poland
Daria Taglioni
European Central Bank (ECB) - Directorate General Economics ( email )
Kaiserstrasse 29
D-60311 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
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