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Risk classification refers to the use of observable characteristics by insurers to group individuals with similar … expected claims, to compute the corresponding premiums, and thereby to reduce asymmetric information. Permitting risk … undesirable equity consequences and undermine the implicit insurance against reclassification risk which legislated restrictions …
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This paper decomposes government spending into its temporary and permanent components using Baker’s et. al. economic policy uncertainty (EPU) in a bivariate SVAR setting with long-run constraints, a la Blanchard and Quah (1989). To illustrate the applicability of the bivariate moving average...
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How does international integration affect the welfare state? Does it call for a leaner welfare state to reap the benefits of integraiton or is it necessary to expand the welfare state to offset some negative consequences of international integration? This paper addresses these issues in a fully...
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How does international integration affect the welfare state? Does it call for a leaner or an expanded welfare state? International integration may affect the distortions caused by welfare state activities but also the risks motivating social insurance mechanisms. This paper addresses these...
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How does international integration affect the welfare state? Does it call for a leaner or an expanded welfare state? International integration may affect the distortions caused by welfare state activities but also the risks motivating social insurance mechanisms. This paper addresses these...
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Despite the use of VaR as a means to control risk, using VaR can have the opposite effect. VaR is used by bank and … insurance regulators more than any other risk measure. A value-at-risk (VaR) constraint on the probability that future firm … systemic risk, the large banks, to use VaR constraints thereby encouraging the banks to which the global financial system is …
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