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We provide causal evidence of the deposits channel of monetary policy transmission in a newsetting, but show that bank entry can reduce or even reverse the relationship between depositmarket structure and monetary policy pass-through. We build a simple model of monetary policytransmission when...
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Deregulation affects incumbent firms through entry threats (a curse) and entry opportunities (ablessing). To separate these effects, we construct novel network-based measures of U.S. state-level bank deregulation intensity that allow us to isolate the blessing- and curse-related effects of...
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We re-examine the role of managers in preventing free riding when team inputs are not observable. Holmström (1982) shows that managers are necessary due to the team's lack of static incentives to implement budget-breaking group punishments. We ask whether the team can break its own budget in a...
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This paper proposes a framework to evaluate the impact of longevity-linked securities on the risk-return trade-off for traditional portfolios. Generalized unexpected raise in life expectancy is a source of aggregate risk in the insurance sector balance sheets. Longevity-linked securities are a...
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Generalized unexpected raise in life expectancy is a source of aggregate risk. Longevity‐linked securities are a natural instrument to reallocate these risks by making them tradeable in the financial market. This paper extends the Campbell and Viceira (2005) strategic asset allocation model...
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