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This note highlights the impact of changing the aggregation currency when testing for capital adequacy. This is … corresponding capital adequacy test -- critically depends on the aggregation currency. This is in contrast to Value-at-Risk, whose … sign is independent of the chosen aggregation currency. This implies that due caution is needed when using Expected …
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In this paper we compare the current Solvency II standard and a genuine bottom-up approach to risk aggregation. This is …
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Boards hire and fire CEOs based on imperfect information. Using comprehensive data on 28 cohorts in Sweden, we analyze the role of a potentially important unobserved attribute - CEO health - in corporate governance. We find CEOs are significantly healthier than the population and other highskill...
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When is the weighted sum of quasi-concave functions quasi-concave? We answer this, extending an analogous preservation of the single-crossing property in QS: Quah and Strulovici (2012). Our approach develops a general preservation of n-crossing properties, applying the variation diminishing...
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preferences? Propositions on aggregation over them? Reduced forms of actual dynamic proposition of time profiles of prices and …
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We reconsider the theory of Thompson aggregators proposed by Marinacci and Montrucchio (2010). We demonstrate the Koopmans equation has a unique utility function solution given a Thompson aggregator. Uniqueness holds only on the interior of the commodity space's positive cone. We verify Du's...
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The paper provides an introduction to exterior differential calculus, and an application to the standard problem of the characterization of aggregate demand in an economy in which the number of agents is smaller than the number of goods.
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This paper studies wealth distribution dynamics in a small open economy with a continuum of consumers indexed by initial wealth. Each of them solves a discrete-choice problem whose optimal policy function exhibits ergodic chaos. We show that for any initial distribu- tion of wealth given by a...
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In most economics textbooks there is a gap between the non-existence of utility functions and the existence of continuous utility functions, although upper semi-continuity is sufficient for many purposes. Starting from a simple constructive approach for countable domains and combining this with...
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