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Reputation concerns in credit markets restrain borrowers' temptations to take excessive risk. The strength of these …
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Reputational risk has become a critical concern for most organizations. Insurers, who rely on trust to generate … business, are particularly vulnerable. Maintaining a positive reputation, however, is costly, leading to the potential for … expectations, which we test using a rich data set on operational loss risk events. Results indicate that passage of the Sarbanes …
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When hiring an adviser (he), a policy maker (she) often faces the problem that she has incomplete information about his preferences. Some advisers are good, in the sense that their preferences are closely aligned to the policy maker's preferences, and some advisers are bad. Recently, some...
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What determines investors' risk-taking across macroeconomic cycles? Researchers have proposed rational expectations … models that introduce countercyclical risk aversion to generate the empirically observed time variation in risk-taking. We …
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that decision-makers tend to form beliefs that justify the previous investment decisions. A stronger risk taking motivates … more optimistic beliefs, in particular if it leads to losses. Sharing the responsibility for the risk taking reduces the … bias in the beliefs and this helps decision-makers to reduce the risk taking and limit the losses. The results suggest that …
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We provide a model that can explain empirically relevant variations in confidence and risk taking by combining horizon …-dependent risk aversion (“anxiety”) and selective memory in a Bayesian intrapersonal game. In the time series, overconfidence is more … prevalent when actual risk levels are high, while underconfidence occurs when risks are low. In the cross section, more anxious …
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investigating known-risk gambles and ambiguous gambles have systematically used the urn context. Little systematic research has …
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