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Social Security provides insurance against idiosyncratic income risk but exposes workers to systematic risk because benefits are indexed to the evolution of aggregate earnings. I calibrate a life-cycle model to compare workers' certainty equivalent valuation of Social Security to its net present...
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This paper studies the impact of financial inclusion on wealth accumulation. Exploiting the US interstate branching deregulation between 1994 and 2005, we find that an exogenous expansion of bank branches increases low-income household financial inclusion. We then show that financial inclusion...
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We provide the first evidence that changes in risk-based capital requirements for banks affect the real economy through … international trade. Using a natural experiment – mandatory Basel II adoption in its Standardized Approach by all banks in Turkey on …
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This paper studies liability management exercises (LME) by banks, which have comparable regulatory capital effects than …
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We compare the optimal trading strategy of an informed speculator when he can trade ahead of incoming news (is "fast"), versus when he cannot (is "slow"). We find that speed matters: the fast speculator's trades account for a larger fraction of trading volume, and are more correlated with...
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