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The power of bridging decision scales: Model coupling for advanced climate policy analysis. [PDF]

open access: yesProc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Filatova T   +19 more
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Biases in Appraising Creditworthiness

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 1992
In the mid 1970s two psychologists, Kahneman and Tversky, isolated three major aspects of heuristics which induce biases in our decisions, which they termed as: (1) representativeness, (2) availability and (3) anchoring. An example of the bias within the representativeness heuristic is the underutilization of base rates.
Bala Shanmugam, Philip Bourke
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Creating Creditworthiness through Reciprocal Trade

Review of International Economics, 2003
The paper investigates how barter can be used to finance imports and restore the creditworthiness of highly indebted countries when reputation as an enforcement mechanism for credit repayment does not work. The authors argue that payments in goods can be used to collateralize a trade credit and thus improve the creditor's incentives to pursue ...
Marin, Dalia, Schnitzer, Monika
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Effects of Household Creditworthiness on Mortage Refinancings

The Journal of Fixed Income, 1997
Using a unique loan level data set that links individual household credit ratings with property and loan characteristics, we test the extent to which homeowners' equity and credit ratings affect the likelihood that mortgage loans will be refinanced as interest rates fall.
S. Peristiani   +4 more
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Creditworthiness and Country Risk

1991
Rapid growth of external indebtness has focused attention on the problem of external creditworthiness or debt servicing capacity. External creditworthiness is the total amount of external loans, which debtor country can borrow and pay back in the agreed time from its future currency earnings.
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