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    Effects of Monetary Incentives and Career Concerns on Quality of Bank Loans: Evidence from Branch Credit Committee of an Iranian Commercial Bank

    Esmaeil Jafarimehr, Bahram Sahabi, Hassan Heydari, Mohammad Ali Dehghan Dehnavi
    Journal PapersJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran , 2021 February 17, {Pages }

    Abstract

    According to the financial literature, the agency problem can affect bank loans when there is information asymmetry. In this regard, the contract between the bank and bank agents, who are involved in the lending process, is considered crucial along with monetary incentives. Career concerns and characteristics of bank agents can also affect these agents' performance, and effectiveness of the bank’s monetary incentives. Based on the results of empirical and theoretical studies, the performance-based incentives or rewards (as opposed to lending-based incentives) and more career concerns of bank’s agents leads to an increase in the quality of lending, albeit by reducing risk-taking leads to reduction in the lending measure (profitability) o

    Oil Shock, Monetary Policy and Collateral Effect in Iranian Economy

    Ali Tahvili, Bahram Sahabi, Kazem Yavari, Nader Mehregan
    Journal PapersJournal of Applied Economics Studies in Iran , Volume 10 , Issue 37, 2021 March 21, {Pages }

    Abstract

    The 2007 financial crisis clearly demonstrate the role of capital assets in the emergence of economic fluctuations and business cycles. Physical assets with a dual role as a factor in production and use as collateral to obtain loans from the banking system in two separate channels affect the real sector of the economy and lead to intensification of product fluctuations and business cycles. Emprical evidence of Iran’s economy indicates that the price of capital assets has been rising and fluctuating over time for various reasons, the most important of which are the role of oil revenues and related shocks. Accordingly, with regard to the collateral effect channel, there is an expectation that by creating a positive oil shock and increasing

    Estimating Social Discount Rate Trend in Iran

    AH Mozayani, B Sahabi, M Asadi
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    The Impact of Bilateral Official Development Assistance on Human Development in Selected Asian Countries

    L Agheli, M Samdaliri, B Sahabi
    Journal Papers , , {Pages }

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    The Effects of Branch Manager’s Characteristics on Micro-Lending Quality: Evidence from a Commercial Bank in Iran

    E Jafarimehr, B Sahabi, H Heidari, MA Dehghan Dehnavi
    Journal Papers , , {Pages }

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    Investigating sectoral links in the economy of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province in 2011

    S Zare Joneghani, B Sahabi, M Karami
    Journal Papers , , {Pages }

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    Unnecessary ultrasonography as supplier‐induced demand in diagnosis of primary breast cancer in Iran: A cross‐sectional study

    M Akbari, AA Arani, ME Akbari, B Sahabi, A Olyaeemanesh, S Noorian
    Journal Papers , , {Pages }

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    A Study of Social Discount Rate Trend in Iran

    Amir Hossein Mozayani, Bahram Sahabi, Mehrad Asadi
    Journal PapersIranian Economic Review , 2020 January 11, {Pages }

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    Discount rate is one of the important variables in the intertemporal analysis which makes it possible to compare the current and the future values, and enables the policymakers to make better decisions. In this context, the discount rate is a vital variable for the accurate evaluation of economic projects. Considering the different approaches which governmental and private sectors use to assess the governmental projects, a separate discount rate is used, which is called social discount rate (SDR). In this paper, by using the structural equation model, we have estimated the SDR trend in the Iranian economy during the period of 1996–2016. To do that, by extracting the influencing and consequence factors of SDR (as latent variables), we used

    The impact of oil price and exchange rate on momentum strategy profits in stock market: evidence from oil-rich developing countries

    Mehdi Zolfaghari, Bahram Sahabi
    Journal PapersReview of Managerial Science , 2020 September 11, {Pages Jan-43 }

    Abstract

    The existing literature is still inconclusive on whether momentum exists and whether momentum strategy profits are affected by macroeconomic variables. The aim of the present study is two-fold. First, we examined the existence of the momentum by studying the strategy profits in six oil-rich developing countries in Middle East including Iran, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait using the double-sort strategies. Our findings show that there is a momentum profit over short-, mid-and long-term periods in all countries. After selecting the best combinations of information sets and holding lengths for each country, by adding the oil price and the exchange rate, and adjusting the models proposed by Chordia and Shivak

    Supplier-Induced Demand in Diagnostic MRI of Primary Breast Cancer

    Mohammad Akbari, Abbas Assari Arani, Mohammad Esmaeil Akbari, Bahram Sahabi, Alireza Olyaeemanesh
    Journal PapersIranian Journal of Health Sciences , 2020 December 2, {Pages }

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    Background: Supplier-induced demand (SID) refers to the concept that healthcare providers may deliver services to patients that are not medically necessary. An estimation of the extent to which this event has occurred can be insightful for policymaking and guiding health systems. This study aimed to investigate the extent to which SID presents itself during diagnostic MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) for primary breast cancer.Methods: In this cross-sectional study, data were obtained using questionnaires from a random sample of 310 cases. To identify patients who were candidates for undergoing a necessary diagnostic MRI, we employed the international clinical guidelines with the confirmation of our expert panelists. With their assistance, a

    Induced Demand in Cancer Diagnosis

    Mohammad Akbari, Abbas Assari Arani, Mohammad Esmaeil Akbari, Bahram Sahabi, Alireza Olyaeemanesh
    Journal Papers , Volume 13 , Issue 11, 2020 November 30, {Pages }

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    Context: Supplier-induced demand (SID) is an essential concept in health economics related to the diagnosis of different types of cancer and related expenditures. The current review considered studies on induced demand in cancer diagnosis. Evidence Acquisition: This systematic review investigated the induced diagnosis of cancer in four well-known databases (Scopus, Science Direct, Web of Science, and PubMed) from January 1980 to July 2019 using the keywords “induced demand,” “cancer,” and “diagnosis”. References of the studies found through the original search were also considered for analysis. Results: No studies focused on SID in cancer diagnosis could be found, thus indicating a significant deficiency in the discussion of SID

    The macro-economic effects of the government debts to the Central Bank in Iran

    Yunes Salmani, Kazem Yavari, Hossein Asgharpour, Bahram Sahabi
    Journal PapersThe Journal of Economic Policy , Volume 11 , Issue 22, 2020 February 20, {Pages 99-125 }

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    In the Iranian economy, a part of the financial needs and liabilities of the government is always financed by the Central Bank. With an increase in the government debts to the Central Bank, monetary policy gets passive and implemented in line with fiscal policies. Consequently, the functions of the monetary policy are disrupted, and it deviates from its goals. This can have undesirable impacts on the macro-economy. So, this study aims at the macroeconomic effects of the government debts to the Central Bank in Iran during the period of 1973-2017. To this end, a SVAR model is used. The result of the research showed that the government debt to the Central Bank has had no significant effect on the ratio of aggregate demand to aggregate supply,

    Designing a Model for Forecasting the Stock Exchange Total Index Returns (Emphasizing on Combined Deep Learning Network Models and GARCH Family Models)

    Mehdi Zolfaghari, Bahram Sahabi, Mohamad Javad Bakhtyaran
    Journal Papers , Volume 11 , Issue 42, 2020 March 20, {Pages 138-171 }

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    Given the development of machine learning models in predicting financial data in recent years, this study introduces a combination of Deep Learning Network and selected GARCH family models to predict short-term daily returns of the Tehran Stock Exchange Index. The most important feature of the deep learning network is that it can adapt and adjust itself to the volatility of market variables without being limited to specific models. In this study, short-term and long-term memory based neural network (RNN-LSTM) models are used for deep learning network models and GARCH and EGARCH models are used in its structure. Also, the two independent variables of oil price and dollar rate in the structure of the hybrid model help to predict the financial

    Impact of Financial and Trade Openness on Financial Development in Oil and Non-Oil Developing Countries using the Panel ARDL Approach (With Emphasis on Institutional Components)

    Bahram Sahabi, Mehdi Zolfaghari, Somayyeh Alavi
    Journal PapersThe Journal of Planning and Budgeting , Volume 24 , Issue 4, 2020 February 10, {Pages Mar-42 }

    Abstract

    Given the importance of financial development to achieve sustainable economic growth, the main objective of this study is to investigate the effect of economic openness (financial and trade openness) on financial development (with emphasis on institutional components) in two groups of oil and non-oil developing countries. In this regard, the Panel ARDL method has been used for the period 2000-2017. The estimated results indicate a positive and significant effect of financial openness on financial development in the oil developing countries and its negative and significant impact on financial development of the non-oil developing countries in the long run. Also, the results show that trade openness has a significant and positive effect on fi

    Study of CyberSpace Development Impact on Women Participation in Iran’s Economy (A Case on Women’s employment and Fertility Rate)

    Amir H Mozayani, BAHRAM SAHABI, Mehrfam Mamaleki
    Journal Papers , Volume 10 , Issue 13700567, 2019 January 1, {Pages 301-329 }

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    Iran has been increasingly affected by the process of globalization and developments of new technologies in recent decades. In the course of these influences, changes in the lifestyles of the people and other dimensions of their lives have been created. The reduction of gender gap, the increase of the rate of women’s participation, and the reduction of fertility rates, etc. can be considered as its consequences. Therefore, the study of this relationship of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and its changes and severity for future policies can be very important, including the link between fertility and ICT and employment and ICT. This study examines the cyberspace deployment effect on women’s employment and fertility rate in

    Estimation of Household Educational Expenditure Model Using Censored Data

    Bahram Sahabi, Mahdi Keramatfar, Abbas Asari Arani, Ezatollah Abasian
    Journal PapersQuarterly Journal of Applied Theories of Economics , Volume 5 , Issue 4, 2019 January , {Pages 221-246 }

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    In recent decades, due to the growing importance of the role of human capital in economic models, the importance of the issue of education has risen in economics literatures. This paper aims to investigate the determinants of educational costs in micro level (household) in Iran. The determinants affecting educational costs are categorized at four levels: household characteristics, child characteristics, head characteristics and mother characteristics. The effect of these categories is estimated thorough a censored Tobit model for Iran household survey in 2016. This model has been chosen so that zero cost in some cases can be reported. The result shows that urban residency and having girl Childs (versus boy) are context factors that increase

    A hybrid approach to model and forecast the electricity consumption by NeuroWavelet and ARIMAX-GARCH models

    Mehdi Zolfaghari, Bahram Sahabi
    Journal PapersEnergy Efficiency , 2019 January , {Pages 24-Jan }

    Abstract

    Today, electrical energy plays a major role in production and consumption and is of special importance in economic decision-making process. Being aware of electrical energy demand for each period is necessary to correct planning. Therefore, the forecasting of electricity consumption is important among several economic sections. Besides the traditional models, in this paper, we offer a hybrid forecast approach that combines the adaptive wavelet neural network with the ARIMA-GARCH family models and uses the effective exogenous variables on electricity consumption. Based on this approach, two hybrid models are proposed. To assess the ability of the proposed models, we forecasted the daily electricity consumption by the hybrid and

    Is There Any Difference to Use Various Definition of Money in Analyzing Money Neutrality?

    Bahram Sahabi, Alireza Keikha, Esmaeil Jafarimehr
    Journal PapersThe International Journal of Humanities , Volume 26 , Issue 3, 2019 September 10, {Pages 22-30 }

    Abstract

    During past years, economists have been endeavoring to determine both relationship and causality direction between real macroeconomic and nominal economic variables. In this regard, many studies have been carried out on the relation between money and inflation, resulting in the introduction of the notion of money neutrality which implies that permanent change of money supply just affects the nominal variables and has no lasting and real effect on production and employment. Furthermore, even when constant changes of money growth have no real impact whatsoever (except on real monetary equilibriums); money is stated to be super neutral in the long run. Although the majority of economists (with disparate schools of thought) concur with long-ter

    Goals and Effects of “Iranian Pay for Performance” Program for Non-Medical Workforce in Teaching Hospitals: Qualitative Study

    Serajaddin Gray, Mohammad Aghajani, Razieh Ronasian, Saeed Manavi, Iraj Harirchi, Alireza Olyaee Manesh, Mani Yousefvand, Seyedeh Hosnieh Shafaee Tonekaboni, Pejman Hamouzadeh, Farhad Habibi Nodeh
    Journal PapersHakim Research Journal , Volume 22 , Issue 2, 2019 September 10, {Pages 82-93 }

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    Introduction: The design of each pay mechanism, theoretically, affects the behavior of providers and creates different responses. This study is a survey of the new Iranian performance-based payment method for the hospital staff (Recommendation 2014) and its possible effects on the behavior of staff and hospitals.Methods: A qualitative study was conducted at two national and provincial levels using a documentary review, taking notes in meetings, and individual interviews (13 people at the ministry, university, and hospital levels). Content analysis was performed using MAXQDA V. 10 software, and the extraction of codes was thematic.Results: Aligning staff individual objectives with organizational performance; decentralization in employee admi

    The Effect of Socio-Economic Situation on Smoking in Urban Households of Iran

    Bahram Sahabi, Mohsen Hasani, Sajjad Faraji Dizaji, Gharaman Abdoli
    Journal PapersHakim Research Journal , Volume 22 , Issue 2, 2019 September 10, {Pages 112-120 }

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    Background: To adopt the best strategies to reduce smoking, identifying the factors that affect the use of tobacco is needed. Socio-economic situation is one of these factors, and this study examines the effect of household characteristics and development indicators of the living area on the probability of smoking in urban households in Iran.Methods: The methods used in this study consisted of Heckman two-step and panel data models. The required data has been extracted from the information of expense and income of Iranian households’ plan during the period of 1383-1393, central bank and statistical yearbooks.Results: Based on the results of the two-step Heckman model, the household size is directly related to smoking and education level o

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