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We propose a new measure of financial intermediary constraints based on how the intermediaries manage their tail risk … with increasing option expensiveness, higher risk premia for a wide range of financial assets, deterioration in funding …
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distributions of risks give rise to components of equilibrium prices that differ from the risk prices widely used in asset pricing …
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risk is needed to jointly price returns at multiple horizons in these models …
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maximizes the utility of the representative agent at that time. We embed a number of features including tail risk, the potential …-impact outcomes, our calibration allows us to decompose the SCC into the expected damages and the risk-premium. In contrast to most … only a small risk premium, the deadweight loss in utility associated with delaying the implementation of optimal pricing by …
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long-run risks. With risk aversion of 4.7, the model matches major facts about asset prices, consumption, and dividends …
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analyze endogenous (1) level and risk dynamics. The latter includes (2) tail risk and crisis probability as well as (3) the …, (7) undercapitalized sectors (8) time-varying risk premia, and (9) the external funding premium are part of the analysis …
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. However, in a Lucas-tree world, the aggregate risk is given by the process for GDP and cannot be altered by the creation of … will be nil. With heterogeneity in coefficients of relative risk aversion, safe assets can take the form of private bond … issues from low-risk-aversion to high-risk-aversion agents. The model assumes Epstein-Zin/Weil preferences with common values …
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We must infer what the future situation would be without our interference, and what changes will be wrought by our actions. Fortunately, or unfortunately, none of these processes is infallible, or indeed ever accurate and complete. Knight (1921)
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We study aggregate lapsation risk in the life insurance sector. Using the regulatory reporting of historical lapse … risk factors that explain a large fraction of the common variation in lapse rates of the 30 largest life insurance … examine the heterogeneity in risk factor exposures based on policy and policyholder characteristics. Young policyholders with …
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This paper examines the global macro-dynamics of an OLG model with capital and land with rational expectations. Through the interactions between capital accumulation and land prices, the economy experiences phase transitions, endogenously moving back and forth from situations with unique and...
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