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Schulen als soziotechnische Systeme -- Schulen als soziotechnische Systeme -- Konstrukte und Methoden in der -- Konstrukte und Methoden in der Forschung zur Lehrerbelastung -- RHIA-Unterricht: Psychische Belastungen -- RHIA-Unterricht: Psychische Belastungen erfassen und reduzieren -- Begrenzte...
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We analyze the determinants of individual bank failures arising from solvency and liquidity shortages in a stylized banking system following Krause and Giansante (2012) where banks are characterized by the amount of capital, cash reserves and their exposure to the interbank loan market as...
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Um die natürlichen Ressourcen zu schützen, muss sich unsere Wirtschaft umstrukturieren – denn auch sie ist angewiesen auf die wertvollen Rohstoffe. Bei dieser Transformation müssen die drei Dimensionen der nachhaltigen Entwicklung berücksichtigt werden: Umwelt, Soziales und Wirtschaft....
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I develop a model in which the ability to repay a loan is private information that can only be verified by the bank at some costs, which can be recovered from the borrower if it has reported untruthfully. The bank will optimize the resources it spends on this auditing of borrowers and the...
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We have developed an agent-based model for competition among payment cards networks. In our model the competitors in the payment card market learn by observing model-based interactions between costumers and merchants at the point of sale (POS). The interactions are represented on lattice with...
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This paper introduces different costs into the Dutta-Madhavan model of implicit collusion between market makers. It will be shown how different costs of market making influence the possibility of implicit collusion and the price setting. The derived model will then be applied to the case of...
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