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Contagion in Financial Systems: A Bayesian Network Approach [PDF]
Carsten Chong, Claudia Klüppelberg
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Macroeconomic Spillovers of Weather Shocks Across U.S. States
ABSTRACT We estimate the short‐run effects of weather‐related disasters on local economic activity and cross‐border spillovers that operate through economic linkages between U.S. states. To this end, we use emergency declarations triggered by natural disasters and estimate their effects using a monthly global vector autoregressive (GVAR) model for U.S.
Emanuele Bacchiocchi+2 more
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Herding unmasked: Insights into cryptocurrencies, stocks and US ETFs. [PDF]
Nguyen APN+3 more
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Financial Contagion Research through Epidemiological Means, Romania Case Study
Bradut-Vasile Bolos
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ABSTRACT We propose a multilevel econometric model with time‐varying spillover parameters that disentangle within‐country from between‐country growth spillovers. Parameter estimation is carried out by the method of maximum likelihood. The finite‐sample properties of the resulting estimates are validated through a Monte Carlo study.
F. Blasques+3 more
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Does geopolitical risks drive the extreme spillovers of bulk energy and chemical commodity. [PDF]
Tao Z, Li T, Chen Y, Huang X.
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ABSTRACT Representative bureaucracy theory posits that the presence of less‐advantaged social groups in public leadership positions is an important driver of social equity among the recipients of public services and the public servants who provide them.
Rhys Andrews
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Control of a New Financial Risk Contagion Dynamic Model Based on Finite-Time Disturbance. [PDF]
Wei Y, Xie C, Qing X, Xu Y.
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ABSTRACT While public administration research has begun exploring the impact of women's representation in top leadership positions in public organizations, the conditions under which women's representation in top management teams (TMTs) produces policies specifically benefiting women remain underexamined.
Ting Huang+3 more
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ABSTRACT Regulatory instruments to manage the COVID‐19 pandemic have been the object of rich scholarly debates, primarily focused on early national responses to the crisis. We investigate variation in sub‐national regulatory approaches when a crisis is normalized, its association with competing political ideas about the health‐economy trade‐off and the
Salvador Parrado+3 more
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