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We propose a tractable framework for quantifying the impact of fire sales on the volatility and correlations of asset … returns and provide a quantitative explanation for spikes in volatility and correlations observed during liquidation of large …
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The one-year prediction error (one-year MSEP) proposed by Merz and Wüthrich has become a market-standard approach for the assessment of reserve volatilities for Solvency II purposes. However, this approach is declined in a univariate framework. Moreover, Braun proposed a closed-formed...
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small time lag. We provide indicators to measure this phenomenon using tick-by-tick data. Strongly asymmetric cross-correlation … (short intertrade duration, narrow bid/ask spread, small volatility, high turnover) tend to lead smaller stocks. However, the …
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In this paper, a study of a stochastic volatility model for asset pricing is described. Originally presented by J. Da … Fonseca, M. Grasselli and C. Tebaldi, the Wishart volatility model identifies the volatility of the asset as the trace of a … the stochastic correlation. Thanks to its flexibility, this model enables a better fit of market data than the Heston …
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This article unearths the determinants of the volatility of aggregate and firm-level production proxied by output and … volatility. Similarly to their conclusions, I establish that firm volatility is not driven by a compositional bias in my sample …-level and aggregate level volatility due in part to the 2007 financial crisis. …
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instruments to manage food price volatility. Many developing countries recently pursued price regulation policies, but the … policy to lower food price volatility does not depend on the nature of the policy instrument only, but also on the … be key factor influencing the degree of price volatility. Applied to trade policies, this consistency is defined by the …
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-end varieties has two macroeconomic implications for countries. First, the sources of a country's aggregate exports volatility are …-speci c demand shocks, and thus their volatility on a given market. However, their lower sensitivity to distance allows for a … greater geographic diversi cation of their exports, which in turn reduces aggregate volatility through a portfolio e ect …
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This paper studies empirically the link between remittances and growth volatility by examining the impact of … of moment (GMM) technique for a sample of 63 countries over the 1980-2004 period. The volatility of terms of trade and … inflation is used to proxy for real and monetary volatility, respectively. The results show that the impact of remittances on …
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This paper investigates the relationship between trust and macroeconomic volatility. In a cross section of countries … changes in inherited trust over the XXth century to show that increasing trust also decreases volatility across time. Thus … reduces investment volatility but not public expenditure volatility. …
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volatility. It identifies a new channel - the "asymmetric information" channel - through which aid volatility is costly for … specifications and econometric methods, and developing new yearly estimates of aid volatility, I show that (i) introducing more … information increases aid efficiency, that (ii) the negative impact of aid volatility on aid efficiency vanishes once one controls …
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