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This note is a response to a recent paper by Erb and Harvey (2005). We show that diversification returns are …
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diversification is always preferable is reversed for extremely heavy-tailed risks or returns. The stylized facts on diversification …
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We construct a new method of decomposing the variance of national incomes into components in such a way as to indicate the most important 'residual' risk-sharing opportunities among peoples of the world. The risk-sharing opportunities we study are nonsystematic risk-sharing opportunities. These...
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In this paper, we examine if the diversification decisions of individual investors influence asset prices. First, we …' under-diversification and find that younger, low-income, and relatively less sophisticated investors hold less diversified …-confidence are less diversified. Finally, we show that the systematic under-diversification of individual investors influence asset …
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We construct a new method of decomposing the variance of national incomes into components in such a way as to indicate the most important 'residual' risk-sharing opportunities among peoples of the world. The risk-sharing opportunities we study are nonsystematic risk-sharing opportunities. These...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005587011
History demonstrates that global capital markets can contract as well as expand. A long-term view of finance suggests that we should prepare for periodic segmentation as well as integration of markets in the 21st Century. Anti-capitalist ideologies have historically been the vectors of attack on...
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