offer a generalized theory. Suggests that this can best be effected at the level of middle range theory based on analysis of … theory, that supplies four distinct, exclusive and archetypal workplace structures. Each is associated with a distinct … the four archetypes. Their incumbent attitudes to risk are delineated, as are their typical patterns of industrial …

the original goal of this project. Design/methodology/approach – A large number of household-level observations are … sources for each specific subset of the population, such as liquidity conditions and household characteristics, were estimated …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to relate the marginal crisis risk of Woodford to a number of financial … systemic risk, dating back to Modigliani‐Miller. The model allows for distinct impacts from asset inflation, leverage as well …/methodology/approach – Framed in terms of the housing market and household behaviour, the paper sets out an augmented loss function which takes a …

is it the result of females taking the risk, e.g., to become more economically independent? Design …

effects of education, income and risk aversion on household mortgage decisions are investigated. In addition, consumers … overall results. However, a gender‐divided regression shows that age, a low level of education and risk averseness … greater extent and, thereby, make future expenditures more predictable for the single household by reducing liquidity risks …

socio-economic factors that may possibly influence housing demand of the respondents are as follows: household head’s and …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the determinants of health expenditure at the household level in … Nigeria with specific focus on the household and individual unique characteristics. It presents some stylised facts about the … Nigerian health system and its financing options. It went further to show that household is the major financial organ of …