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This paper investigates how the ethnic gap in employment rates varies across skill levels. Instead of stratifying our sample in many dimensions (age groups, education levels...), we introduce a method that allows us to study the heterogeneity of binary outcomes with respect to all covariates at...
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The increase of the expected lifetime, that is the longevity phenomenon, is accompanied by an increase of the number of seniors with a severe disability. Because of the significant costs of long term care facilities, it is important to analyze the time spent in long term care, as well as the...
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In this paper, we explain why a nonparametric approach based on a betakernel [Renault, Scaillet (2004)] will lead to significant bias when appliedto recovery rate distributions. This is due to a specific feature of thesedistributions, which admit strictly positive weights at 100 %...
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Council Regulation (EC) 1/2003 came into force on the 1st of May 2004 replacing themandatory notification of agreements between firms by a regime of ex post monitoring.This paper provides a theoretical justification for this shift based on the competitionauthority’s accuracy of judgement. We...
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We consider the problems of derivative pricing and inference when the stochastic discount factor has an exponentialaffineform and the geometric return of the underlying asset has a dynamics characterized by a mixture of conditionallyNormal processes. We consider both the static case in which the...
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