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between consumption losses in a disaster and the risk premium, a small amount of risk sharing can significantly attenuate the … effect that disaster risk has on the equity premium. We characterize the sensitivity of risk premium to wealth distribution … lead to significant variation in disaster risk premium. It also highlights the conditions under which disaster risk premium …
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industries. Employees in trading service sectors face both a higher subjective and objective unemployment risk, regardless of … individual unemployment risk …
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It has been argued that the threat of regulatory intervention affects firm behavior. We investigate the pricing decision of the dominant firm under regulatory threat, considering the probability of intervention as a function of the price. Our focus is on the case where the potential divestiture...
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, provide real diversification of risk, in addition to the division of capital into different asset classes. It is shown how … portfolios that seem diversified in their capital allocation are too heavily concentrated in terms of risk allocation. To solve … this problem, use of a risk budgeting approach based on equal marginal contributions to total risk is proposed. By using …
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As property is the most valuable asset for many home owners, house price risk is relevant to a large number of … households. Two factors impacting this risk are the high leverage on the assets and the volatility of housing prices. This paper … discusses different strategies for house price risk management in a three-step approach. First, eleven risk management …
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This paper analyzes the transition from a pay-as-you-go to a fully funded pension system within the framework of endogenous growth in the presence of uncertainty. Gyárfás and Marquardt (2001) prove the possibility of a Pareto improving conversion in a certain world. Two distinct kinds of...
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Between 1990 and 2000 the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Commission of the European Communities conducted a joint uncertainty analysis of accident consequences for nuclear power plants. This study remains a benchmark for uncertainty analysis of large models involving high risks with...
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This paper analyzes the empirical relations between equity premia and state-dependent consumption and market risks. These relations are derived from a flexible specification of the CCAPM with mixture distribution, which admits the existence of two regimes. Focusing on the market return, we find...
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individual variation in risk taking can be explained by genetic differences. I will discuss work by my collaborators and me where … we explore how risk-taking behavior varies with different versions of the dopamine receptor D4 gene (DRD4). We focus on … economic risk taking, as proxied by a financial gamble. Our participants are college students and serious tournament bridge …
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The comparison between specific (per unit) and ad valorem (percentage) taxation has been one of the oldest issues in public finance. In Cournot markets, with deterministic costs structures, onventional wisdom has it that ad valorem taxation welfare-dominates specific. The objective of this paper...
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