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models depicting demand and production through stochastic processes, that is, incorporating uncertainty with supply and …
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We note the empirical regularity that market liberalizations cause an initial fall in output, efficiency and value-added. We account for these findings in a model where liberalizations increase systemic risk. We compare it to alternative explanations and discuss implications.
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The effective use of resources in an economy requires both that they are available where and when most needed and that they are kept employed as fully and effectively as possible. A lack of certainty over future resource needs within firms brings these two requirements into conflict. It is...
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economics and their connection to risk and uncertainty. Risk-neutral valuation, a direct consequence of Black-Scholes model …, restricts the range of individual and subjective uncertainty by putting a price on replicable risk, thereby conferring to modern … finance ultimately deals with uncertainty itself. The paper sheds light on the articulation of these contrasting aspects. …
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focuses on the uncertainty of future returns and on uncertainty preferences, instead. Based on the Hayekian idea of the … uncertainty. This result will be derived for a production process characterized by complete vertical integration and one which is …
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. Uncertainty on central bank's preferences induces unions to reduce wages but also produces a fully-anticipated expansionary fiscal …
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Time matters because knowledge changes. Knightian uncertainty excludes correct procedures and proven knowledge, but …
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Previous research has shown that the distribution of profit outcomes from technological innovations is highly skew. This paper builds upon those detailed findings to ask: what stochastic processes can plausibly be inferred to have generated the observed distributions? After reviewing the...
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