Institutions and Credit Ratings: Establishing the Relationship

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2011-05-04

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This paper explores the relationships between sovereign debt ratings and institutions, with the goal of showing how institutions impact the rating that is assigned. The thesis uses a regression model to investigate this issue. The overall conclusion is that institutions matter very litte.

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Honors thesis

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Political Science

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Senior Honor Thesis for the Political Science Department by Brad Larson

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Credit Ratings Institutions

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Larson, Brad (2011). Institutions and Credit Ratings: Establishing the Relationship. Honors thesis, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/3741.

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