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aggregating the various risks that compose it. This can only be done through modelling of their dependence. It is a well known …, in times of crisis the dependence between risks increases. Experience has shown that very large loss events almost always … methods of modelling dependence and their influence on diversification benefits. We show that the latter strongly depend on …
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support their business. The RAC depends on both the distribution and the dependence functions that are applied among the risks … shortfall. We highlight the behavior of different capital allocation principles according to the dependence assumptions and the …
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This work highlights the ways in which relationships between large retailers and suppliers develop themselves dependinf on of various types of suppliers. Suppliers diffrentiate among each other on the basis of size, the competitive structure of the market to which they belong. The case of...
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When, in the mid-2000s, large parts of the global South experienced an impressive economic boom, the idea that a number of emerging market economies were “decoupling” from the industrialized economies in the North gained considerable prominence. The financial and economic crisis that...
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A partire dalla metà degli anni sessanta si è verificato in tutte le economie occidentali un graduale cambiamento nella composizione e nel funzionamento dei canali di distribuzione dei beni di consumo. L'evoluzione si è manifestata attraverso una maggiore concentrazione orizzontale in tutti i...
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and flexible specification of the SF model, introducing dependence between the two error components and asymmetry …) the structure of dependence between the error components. This decomposition suggests that the “wrong skewness” anomaly is … displays wrong skewness, estimation of our model rejects the dependence hypothesis, but accepts the asymmetry of the random …
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The level of interest in smart cities is growing, and the recent literature on this topic (Holland, 2008; Caragliu et al., 2009, Nijkamp et al., 2011 and Lombardi et al., 2012) identifies a number of factors that characterise a city as smart, such as economic development, environment, human capital,...
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This paper approaches the question of efficiency in job placement using regional data for Polish regions (policy relevant NUTS 4 level) over the time span of 2000-2008. Using a unique data set we estimate the matching function using stochastic frontier as well as difference-in-difference...
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Since the mid of nineties European countries are registering an anemic growth of economic activity, in large part due to the dynamic of productivity. In 2010 the European Council adopted a new Agenda, Euro2020, which aim is to boost growth also improving European competitiveness. Regulation is...
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This paper investigates the efficacy and technical efficiency of financial micro intermediation in the productive process of the WAEMU economies over the period 2002-2007 using a stochastic frontier production model with technical inefficiency effects. Four specific variables of the financial...
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