The Welfare Cost of Business Cycles with
... over time but also across all idiosyncratic features of the population. In other words, this welfare measure acts as if people were asked ex ante which economy they would like to be born in. Hence, the measure of business cycles can be thought of as the amount of consumption compensation newborns sh ...
... over time but also across all idiosyncratic features of the population. In other words, this welfare measure acts as if people were asked ex ante which economy they would like to be born in. Hence, the measure of business cycles can be thought of as the amount of consumption compensation newborns sh ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES ADVANTAGE? Jiandong Ju
... economies can also be called endowment binding. On the other hand, for economies with low-quality institutions, the view that finance is a key driver of the real economy is essentially correct. Finance is a source of comparative advantage, and factor endowments may fail to determine equilibrium out ...
... economies can also be called endowment binding. On the other hand, for economies with low-quality institutions, the view that finance is a key driver of the real economy is essentially correct. Finance is a source of comparative advantage, and factor endowments may fail to determine equilibrium out ...
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... economies can also be called endowment binding. On the other hand, for economies with low-quality institutions, the view that finance is a key driver of the real economy is essentially correct. Finance is a source of comparative advantage, and factor endowments may fail to determine equilibrium out ...
... economies can also be called endowment binding. On the other hand, for economies with low-quality institutions, the view that finance is a key driver of the real economy is essentially correct. Finance is a source of comparative advantage, and factor endowments may fail to determine equilibrium out ...
Engineering Economics - Inside Mines
... programs, and/or major environmental expenditures, particularly at the end of project life. Because of the possibility of multiple rates and the reinvestment assumption when using-the IRR to rank projects, the evaluator must carefully consider the exclusive use of this technique for decision-making. ...
... programs, and/or major environmental expenditures, particularly at the end of project life. Because of the possibility of multiple rates and the reinvestment assumption when using-the IRR to rank projects, the evaluator must carefully consider the exclusive use of this technique for decision-making. ...
Crisis Alpha and Risk in Alternative Investment
... Credit risk is the risk associated with a counterparty not being able to repay their obligation or fulfill their side of a contract or position. Credit risk is often measured using the spread between low risk investments and their corresponding less credit worthy counterparties, for example the TED ...
... Credit risk is the risk associated with a counterparty not being able to repay their obligation or fulfill their side of a contract or position. Credit risk is often measured using the spread between low risk investments and their corresponding less credit worthy counterparties, for example the TED ...
Day-of-the-Week Effects in the Indian stock market
... The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) postulates that stock prices must efficiently reflect all available information about their intrinsic value. According to the EMH, stocks always trade at their fair value on stock exchanges, making it impossible for investors to either purchase undervalued stock ...
... The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) postulates that stock prices must efficiently reflect all available information about their intrinsic value. According to the EMH, stocks always trade at their fair value on stock exchanges, making it impossible for investors to either purchase undervalued stock ...
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... time, for any reason and can continue to be changed until desired or better performance results are achieved. Alternative modelling techniques or assumptions might produce significantly different results and prove to be more appropriate. Past hypothetical backtest results are neither an indicator no ...
... time, for any reason and can continue to be changed until desired or better performance results are achieved. Alternative modelling techniques or assumptions might produce significantly different results and prove to be more appropriate. Past hypothetical backtest results are neither an indicator no ...
Chapter 17: Managing Interest Rate Risk
... Interest rate swaps were created to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities in the various fixed- and floating-rate capital markets. Arbitrage opportunities exist because some markets react to change more rapidly than others, because credit perceptions differ from market to market, and because rec ...
... Interest rate swaps were created to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities in the various fixed- and floating-rate capital markets. Arbitrage opportunities exist because some markets react to change more rapidly than others, because credit perceptions differ from market to market, and because rec ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES PARTISAN IMPACTS ON THE ECONOMY:
... the last trade and bid-ask spread every 10 minutes during Election Day until the winner was determined in the early hours of the following morning. We pair these data with the price of the last transaction in the same 10 minute period for the December 2004 futures contract of various financial varia ...
... the last trade and bid-ask spread every 10 minutes during Election Day until the winner was determined in the early hours of the following morning. We pair these data with the price of the last transaction in the same 10 minute period for the December 2004 futures contract of various financial varia ...
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... the last trade and bid-ask spread every 10 minutes during Election Day until the winner was determined in the early hours of the following morning. We pair these data with the price of the last transaction in the same 10 minute period for the December 2004 futures contract of various financial varia ...
... the last trade and bid-ask spread every 10 minutes during Election Day until the winner was determined in the early hours of the following morning. We pair these data with the price of the last transaction in the same 10 minute period for the December 2004 futures contract of various financial varia ...
Pring Turner Approach to Business Cycle Investing
... Typically commodity prices continue their bear market until after the economic recovery gets underway. As the economy picks up steam, the demand for raw materials increases. Usually commodity prices do not experience a sustained rally until fundamental demand from real users as opposed to speculator ...
... Typically commodity prices continue their bear market until after the economic recovery gets underway. As the economy picks up steam, the demand for raw materials increases. Usually commodity prices do not experience a sustained rally until fundamental demand from real users as opposed to speculator ...
slovene capital market development strategy
... individuals with additional tax incentives for pension savings. This is a reinforcement of »saving for old age for everyone«, which would also be partly linked to investments in Slovenian stocks and bonds, and could provide a decisive boost to the domestic capital market. Pension accounts (“P accoun ...
... individuals with additional tax incentives for pension savings. This is a reinforcement of »saving for old age for everyone«, which would also be partly linked to investments in Slovenian stocks and bonds, and could provide a decisive boost to the domestic capital market. Pension accounts (“P accoun ...
A Theory of Salient Economic Fluctuations
... workers too much. They thus make a lower profit than they expected. By contrast, if the downside payoff is more salient, the demand for workers will be too low, so will be the equilibrium wage and investors will make a higher profit than they expected. A delicate issue is to define what payoffs inve ...
... workers too much. They thus make a lower profit than they expected. By contrast, if the downside payoff is more salient, the demand for workers will be too low, so will be the equilibrium wage and investors will make a higher profit than they expected. A delicate issue is to define what payoffs inve ...
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... in foreign direct investment by the U.S. in Mexico. Facilitating these benefits were provisions in the NAFTA treaty providing for the rights of investors.36 Chapter Eleven outlines two options for an international investor who has suffered expropriation or a breach of a NAFTA obligation by a member ...
... in foreign direct investment by the U.S. in Mexico. Facilitating these benefits were provisions in the NAFTA treaty providing for the rights of investors.36 Chapter Eleven outlines two options for an international investor who has suffered expropriation or a breach of a NAFTA obligation by a member ...
What is double entry accounting and how does it analyze business
... Draw an outline of your left hand and right hand on a different piece of paper. ...
... Draw an outline of your left hand and right hand on a different piece of paper. ...
The Cross-Section and Time Series of Stock and Bond Returns
... the macro-economic cycle. For example, over the course of the average NBER recession, dividends on value stocks fall 21% while dividends on growth stocks increase by 3%. The 24% average gap hides interesting differences across recessions. During the Great Recession of 2007-2009, the fall in value-mi ...
... the macro-economic cycle. For example, over the course of the average NBER recession, dividends on value stocks fall 21% while dividends on growth stocks increase by 3%. The 24% average gap hides interesting differences across recessions. During the Great Recession of 2007-2009, the fall in value-mi ...
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... goods and claims to futuregoods- which should bring similarbenefits as liberalizationof trade of regulargoods. These volatile swings, however, raise concernsabout the potential costs of capital accountliberalization. In a recent book, Obstfeld and Taylor(2004) analyze the flows and ebbs of internati ...
... goods and claims to futuregoods- which should bring similarbenefits as liberalizationof trade of regulargoods. These volatile swings, however, raise concernsabout the potential costs of capital accountliberalization. In a recent book, Obstfeld and Taylor(2004) analyze the flows and ebbs of internati ...
Knowledge in a nutshell - UBS
... buys in-the-money call options on a stock for 20 Swiss cent each. We hedge our position by buying the stock for 10 Swiss francs. That way, we can deliver the stock if the client demands it at expiration. If the client decides to sell the call prior to expiration because the stock has gone up, we wil ...
... buys in-the-money call options on a stock for 20 Swiss cent each. We hedge our position by buying the stock for 10 Swiss francs. That way, we can deliver the stock if the client demands it at expiration. If the client decides to sell the call prior to expiration because the stock has gone up, we wil ...
Why are Housing Prices so Volatile? Income Shocks in a Stochastic
... of dwellings: starter homes (“flats” hereafter) and larger dwellings (“houses” hereafter). Both types of dwelling are available in fixed quantities, S F and S H , respectively.5 In addition to living in a flat or house, agents may remain with a parent at no cost to the parent. This is where all age ...
... of dwellings: starter homes (“flats” hereafter) and larger dwellings (“houses” hereafter). Both types of dwelling are available in fixed quantities, S F and S H , respectively.5 In addition to living in a flat or house, agents may remain with a parent at no cost to the parent. This is where all age ...