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LONGEVITY INSURANCE: A MISSING MARKET

The Singapore Economic Review, 2005
More than half of the world's old live in Asia, and around 35% in India and China alone. As demographic transition proceeds regionally and globally, the development of a robust and reliable longevity insurance market will become essential. Although the need for such insurance is most pressing in Asia, longevity risk is poorly managed practically ...
ADAM CREIGHTON, HENRY HONGBO JIN, JOHN PIGGOTT, EMILIANO A. VALDEZ   +3 more
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On Missing Markets

1993
Don Patinkin (and not Lucas) was the first to attempt macroeconomic analysis firmly grounded in Walrasian General Equilibrium Analysis. A generation of theorists for whom this (and Lange’s, 1944) work was vastly illuminating and stimulating are in his debt. It was not long after this that Arrow’s and Debreu’s great contributions appeared.
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Missing Markets and Redundant Reservoirs

Environmental and Resource Economics, 2003
This paper uses a two-sector, two-period,spatial model of groundwater usage withstochastic surface water supply to illustratethe potential for the suboptimal management ofthe timing of groundwater uses. A ``timeprofile externality'' is said to exist when thetiming of groundwater extraction by one set ofusers impacts on the time profile of ...
Ben Groom, Tim Swanson
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Missing Markets and Consumer Cooperation

2013
Paper removed at author's request.
Hueth, Brent, Hueth, Brent
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Optimal Monetary Policy with Missing Markets

Economica, 1989
In real business cycle models with spot markets, agents respond optimally to fluctuations by varying their labor supply. While this is individually optimal, the employment volatility that results is efficient; the inefficiency is due to the lack of forward markets for labor and the consequent inability of the young to insure against future shocks.
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When marketing misses a trick

Strategic Direction, 2014
Purpose – This paper aims to review the latest management developments across the globe and pinpoint practical implications from cutting-edge research and case studies. Design/methodology/approach – This briefing is prepared by an independent writer who adds his ...
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Risk Adjustment: The Missing Piece of Market Competition

Health Affairs, 1996
This DataWatch describes the process adopted by The Health Insurance Plan of California (The HIPC) for assessing and adjusting for health risk differences among participating health plans. We also report on the results of the 1996 risk assessment/adjustment calculations.
S, Shewry, S, Hunt, J, Ramey, J, Bertko
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Marketing Journal Coauthorship: Is it a Hit or a Miss with Coauthors?

Journal of Marketing Education, 1995
Coauthorship in major marketing journals has increased since the 1960s. A survey of recent coauthors indicates the primary reasons for this increase were to improve the quality of the paper by combining complementary skills. Writing activities were the most critical factors in collaborative work. Quality of contribution outweighed quantity of effort.
Schroeder, D. M., Langrehr, F. W., Floyd, Steven   +2 more
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Missing Incentives for Flexibility in Wholesale Electricity Markets

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Abstract In most liberalized electricity markets, flaws in short-term price formation have led to a “missing money” problem wherein average energy prices are too low to support an efficient level of capacity. Recent growth of wind and solar generation has exposed another category of flaws related to intertemporal constraints, such that energy prices ...
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Marketing and the missing feminisms

2022
Nacima Ourahmoune, Hounaida El Jurdi
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