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The flow of funds account provides information on various economic sectors’ financial transactions. The present study has investigated the impact of monetary shocks on the dynamics of lending and borrowing of various economic sectors such as households, non-financial enterprises, the banks, the C entral B ank of I ran (CBI), the government, and the...
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... Figure 1 indicates, statistical data of the study throughout 1973-2017 suggests that the trend of net financial investment of the economy has been positive in most of the years. In other words, national economic sectors have had a financial surplus and their financial uses (assets) have exceeded their financial resources (liabilities). ...
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... other words, national economic sectors have had a financial surplus and their financial uses (assets) have exceeded their financial resources (liabilities). Examination of the national economic sectors in Figure 1 indicates that since 2011, financial institutions (including the Central Bank, public and private banks, and insurance companies) have dealt with financial deficits. As indicated in Table 2, the study of financial institutions over the years 2011-2017 demonstrates that the components of other sectors' long-run domestic currency deposits into financial institutions (the liabilities of financial institutions) has increased due to reasons such as the high interest rate of bank deposits, the growth of facilities granted by banks, and the expansion of non-bank credit institutions. ...
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... response on the side of assets, liabilities, and net financial investment have been summarized in the following figures. According to Figure 10, the greatest response on the side of assets is attributed to the governments, followed by the Central Bank, households, banks, nonfinancial enterprises, and the foreign sector (the response of the nonfinancial enterprises and foreign sector is not significant). The greatest response on the side of liabilities is attributed to the foreign sector followed by the Central bank, banks, nonfinancial enterprises, and households (the response of the nonfinancial enterprises is not significant). ...
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