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Experiment", an experiment whose purpose is simply to demonstrate that the phenomena we are discussing could occur both in the …
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experimental test clearly confirm that the model is able to correctly explain and predict the observed pattern of behavior …
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present a model, a laboratory experiment, and a simple crosscountry regression supporting this view. We model an economy with …
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mathematical biological literature, we show that, in Ricardian trade model in which capital available for investment depends on …
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the influence of public companies' financial performance on Tobin's q as a common measure of investment opportunity for … function should be different for different investment styles. For this reason, we composed two sets of financial ratios that … believe that investment decisions' successfulness depends on the reliability of the issuer's financial statements. In our …
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investor from birth. Second, we show that an investor's hedging demands as well as behavioral biases explain investment style … related to investment style. Investors with adverse macroeconomic experiences (e.g., growing up during the Great Depression or …
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This paper documents several stylized facts on the real effects of economic uncertainty. First, higher uncertainty is associated with a more dispersed and negatively skewed distribution of output growth. Second, the response of economic growth to an increase in uncertainty is highly nonlinear...
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strategy runs the risk of becoming a statistical artefact with little relevance to the welfare of the poor. This paper begins …
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