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Asset Disposition and Economic Development

2001
Although John Maynard Keynes as well as James Tobin have stressed the importance of the asset disposition effect, the importance of this effect is still not recognized by many economists. In this paper I will investigate the consequences of the asset dispositon effect for economic development.
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Asset pricing factors and future economic growth

Economics Letters, 2018
Abstract We test if seven commonly used asset-pricing factors predict future growth in GDP and industrial production. There is minimal evidence that asset-pricing factors other than the market factor predict future economic growth. Predictive power of these factors reported in earlier literature seems to have attenuated.
Vaibhav Lalwani, Madhumita Chakraborty
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The economics of asset securitization [PDF]

, 2005
Ronel Elul explains why asset-backed securities exist and discusses some reasons for their common structure. Elul notes that despite well-developed theories on the what and why of securitization, more research is needed. In particular, additional research could uncover the effect that government regulation and bankruptcy law have on securitization.
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Behavioral Economics and Asset Pricing

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Mean-Variance (M-V) analysis and the CAPM are derived in the expected utility framework. Behavioral Economists and Psychologists (BE&P) advocate that expected utility is invalid, suggesting Prospect Theory as a substitute paradigm. Moreover, they show that the M-V rule, which is the foundation of the CAPM, is not always consistent with peoples' choices.
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Economic Treatment of Fixed Assets

2004
Increasingly, businesses, institutions and also individual professionals, are obliged to resort to the purchase of more expensive and sophisticated equipment, be this for the offices, or the factory, with the object of competing, in quality and price, with a presence that invades the available markets with a high dosage of commercial aggressiveness ...
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Economics, Assets and Empowerment [PDF]

Development, 2010
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Economics of Crypto Assets

2021
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Economic theory and asset bubbles [PDF]

, 2007
The author summarizes what economic theory tells us about when asset price bubbles can occur and what the welfare implications are from bursting them. In some cases, bursting a bubble may make society worse off by exacerbating the market distortions that give rise to the bubble in the first place.
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Assets Depreciation as an Economic Challenge Assets Recovery from Corruption

Pakistan Journal of Criminology
The state goes the extra mile to recover the assets and reduce the financial loss caused by corruption, which is to execute the assets from the perpetrators who use or get by corruption activity, causing state financial loss. This research aims to identify asset depreciation as one of the economic problems of asset recovery, impacting the asset value ...
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Asset market hangovers and economic growth

1997
During the early 1990s, asset prices and investment were unusually weak throughout the industrial world. This paper highlights this stylized fact, and connects it with another: in most of the industrial world, asset markets boomed for several years before collapsing around 1989.
Matthew Higgins, Carol Osler
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