the report of the ecological society of america
... the "deliverables" but rather on sustainability of ecosystem structures and processes necessary to deliver goods and services. Some might claim that, because we have been involved in management activities in ecosystems, "we have been doing ecosystem management all along." However, the mere fact that ...
... the "deliverables" but rather on sustainability of ecosystem structures and processes necessary to deliver goods and services. Some might claim that, because we have been involved in management activities in ecosystems, "we have been doing ecosystem management all along." However, the mere fact that ...
Follow the money - Bretton Woods Project
... investments in FIs in terms of location, size and financial instrument; 2 Consider the development impact of investment in FIs, given that the IFC’s mandate is to reduce poverty; 3 Discuss ways forward for civil society given the increasing focus on the financial sector from a range of institution ...
... investments in FIs in terms of location, size and financial instrument; 2 Consider the development impact of investment in FIs, given that the IFC’s mandate is to reduce poverty; 3 Discuss ways forward for civil society given the increasing focus on the financial sector from a range of institution ...
mmi10 Posch 12046532 en
... made to understand their asset market implications (recent work includes Jermann, 1998; Tallarini, 2000; Lettau and Uhlig, 2000; Boldrin, Christiano and Fisher, 2001).1 One main advantage of using general equilibrium models to explain asset market phenomena is that the asset-pricing kernel is consis ...
... made to understand their asset market implications (recent work includes Jermann, 1998; Tallarini, 2000; Lettau and Uhlig, 2000; Boldrin, Christiano and Fisher, 2001).1 One main advantage of using general equilibrium models to explain asset market phenomena is that the asset-pricing kernel is consis ...
Keynote 2
... • Innovativeness and innovation have attracted extreme attention particularly in the last decades. Innovation is considered a major driver of growth for firms as well as countries. This is also valid in Turkey. • A large number of studies in innovation literature have been carried out in order to fi ...
... • Innovativeness and innovation have attracted extreme attention particularly in the last decades. Innovation is considered a major driver of growth for firms as well as countries. This is also valid in Turkey. • A large number of studies in innovation literature have been carried out in order to fi ...
call-for-input on the crowdfunding rules
... 3 Article 36H of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 – ‘operating an electronic system in relation to lending’. Facilitating loans between lenders and borrowers who are not individuals or certain types of non-corporate businesses and where the amount borrow ...
... 3 Article 36H of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 – ‘operating an electronic system in relation to lending’. Facilitating loans between lenders and borrowers who are not individuals or certain types of non-corporate businesses and where the amount borrow ...
S2000560_en.pdf
... risk and reward structures of delegated portfolio fund managers, and the growing appetite for liquid, transferable securities that can be easily sold may also be contributing to the increased volatility of capital flows to developing countries. One factor is the sheer massive scale of institutional ...
... risk and reward structures of delegated portfolio fund managers, and the growing appetite for liquid, transferable securities that can be easily sold may also be contributing to the increased volatility of capital flows to developing countries. One factor is the sheer massive scale of institutional ...
Geographic Dispersion and Stock Returns
... intensity of relative wealth concerns. Only when agents strongly herd on their information acquisition choices does the model predict higher expected returns for local assets (as information does not aggregate via prices). VanNieuwerburgh and Veldkamp (2009) do not study unconditional expected retur ...
... intensity of relative wealth concerns. Only when agents strongly herd on their information acquisition choices does the model predict higher expected returns for local assets (as information does not aggregate via prices). VanNieuwerburgh and Veldkamp (2009) do not study unconditional expected retur ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES Hanno Lustig Yi-Li Chien
... of risk and interest rates are i.i.d. over time when aggregate consumption growth is i.i.d. over time. This version of the model does not contribute any dynamics endogenously. As a result, the standard deviation of stock returns is obviously much too small in this two-agent model, since there is no ...
... of risk and interest rates are i.i.d. over time when aggregate consumption growth is i.i.d. over time. This version of the model does not contribute any dynamics endogenously. As a result, the standard deviation of stock returns is obviously much too small in this two-agent model, since there is no ...
Crisis Management Survey - Mountain Plains Management
... invest time in preparing for the unexpected. However, a crisis can occur with little or no warning, anywhere, and at any time. Significant negative consequences can be sustained for managers who are not prepared for the inevitability of crises in their organizations. An organization’s ability to man ...
... invest time in preparing for the unexpected. However, a crisis can occur with little or no warning, anywhere, and at any time. Significant negative consequences can be sustained for managers who are not prepared for the inevitability of crises in their organizations. An organization’s ability to man ...
employment protection, investment, and firm growth
... projects with positive net present values (e.g., Bernanke, 1983; Pindyck, 1991; Bertola and Caballero, 1994; Abel and Eberly, 1996; Abel et al., 1996). Similar to Acharya et al. (2014), we exploit the quasi-natural experiment created by the staggered adoption of Wrongful Discharge Laws (WDLs) by U. ...
... projects with positive net present values (e.g., Bernanke, 1983; Pindyck, 1991; Bertola and Caballero, 1994; Abel and Eberly, 1996; Abel et al., 1996). Similar to Acharya et al. (2014), we exploit the quasi-natural experiment created by the staggered adoption of Wrongful Discharge Laws (WDLs) by U. ...
Three essays on risk management and financial stability
... Table 6: Operational risk and main factors .............................................................................. 40 Table 7: Operational risk peculiarities ..................................................................................... 41 Table 8: Business lines and event types accord ...
... Table 6: Operational risk and main factors .............................................................................. 40 Table 7: Operational risk peculiarities ..................................................................................... 41 Table 8: Business lines and event types accord ...
Financial Intermediation Chains in a Search Market
... last a few decades makes it possible for investors to exploit many high frequency opportunities that used to be prohibitive. Numerous trading platforms were set up to compete with main exchanges; hedge funds and especially high-frequency traders directly compete with traditional market makers. The i ...
... last a few decades makes it possible for investors to exploit many high frequency opportunities that used to be prohibitive. Numerous trading platforms were set up to compete with main exchanges; hedge funds and especially high-frequency traders directly compete with traditional market makers. The i ...
Evidence from the stock market response to
... Another cited motivation for stock splits is the optimal price range hypothesis, or the liquidity hypothesis. According to the liquidity hypothesis, firms split stock in an effort to bring the stock price to a lower level that is attractive to new investors whose trading might improve the stock’s l ...
... Another cited motivation for stock splits is the optimal price range hypothesis, or the liquidity hypothesis. According to the liquidity hypothesis, firms split stock in an effort to bring the stock price to a lower level that is attractive to new investors whose trading might improve the stock’s l ...
AEGON
... AEGON changes accounting principles relating to guarantees in the Netherlands Starting with the second quarter of 2007, AEGON will change the accounting principles it uses to value guarantees on certain products in the Netherlands. This change will ensure AEGON’s financial statements better reflect ...
... AEGON changes accounting principles relating to guarantees in the Netherlands Starting with the second quarter of 2007, AEGON will change the accounting principles it uses to value guarantees on certain products in the Netherlands. This change will ensure AEGON’s financial statements better reflect ...
susceptibility of the salesperson`s role
... The salesperson’s role set includes many diverse individuals. this increases the probability that at least some role demands will be incompatible. It also increases the probability that the salespersons’ perceptions of some demands will be inaccurate and that the rep will be uncertain about others. ...
... The salesperson’s role set includes many diverse individuals. this increases the probability that at least some role demands will be incompatible. It also increases the probability that the salespersons’ perceptions of some demands will be inaccurate and that the rep will be uncertain about others. ...