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The Political Economy of Overvaluation
The Economic Journal, 1989Most of the literature on political business cycles (e.g. Nordhaus, 1975; MacRae, 1977; van der Ploeg, I984) assumes that the incumbent political party attempts to secure re-election, by maximising the expected number of votes cast in its favour at the forthcoming election, and to exploit lags due to adaptive expectations.
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Disorders with Overvalued Ideas
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1984SummaryThe overvalued idea, first described by Wernicke, refers to a solitary, abnormal belief that is neither delusional nor obsessional in nature, but which is preoccupying to the extent of dominating the sufferer's life. Disorders conforming to his definition are well documented, though their recognition as such has been variable, and they may not ...
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Advances in Eating Disorders (Abingdon, England ), 2015 The objective of this work was to further examine the status of the overvaluation of weight/shape in binge-eating disorder (BED) by examining correlates of probable BED with and without overvaluation. Subgroups of women – probable BED with overvaluation (
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A Comparison of Delusions and Overvalued Ideas
Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 2010The relationship between delusions and overvalued ideas is uncertain, and has clinical as well as conceptual implications. This study aims to compare delusions and overvalued ideas on several characteristics that might further describe and distinguish them.
Richard, Mullen, Richard J, Linscott
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Abstract Just as a delusion, or rarely an obsession, can lead to violence, so can an extreme overvalued belief. Such a belief is often binary, simplistic, and absolute; and it is often more difficult to disprove than a delusion. The forensic cases of Anders Breivik, Dylann Roof, Timothy McVeigh (Oklahoma City bombing), Fort Hood attack ...
Tahir Rahman, Jeffrey Abugel
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Tahir Rahman, Jeffrey Abugel
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Disinflation and Overvaluation
1998For the most part, currency crises are not accidents. They come at the tail-end of a disinflation strategy that has relied too heavily on the nominal exchange rate. The question is why policy-makers should run the risk of a currency collapse. The jury is still out, but the experiences of three countries reviewed here offer some ideas.
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Overvaluation and earnings management
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2009Abstract Consistent with Jensen’s [Jensen, M., 2005. Agency costs of overvalued equity. Financial Management 34, 5–19] agency-costs-of-overvalued-equity prediction, we find that overvaluation is statistically and economically related to subsequent income-increasing earnings management.
Jianxin (Daniel) Chi, Manu Gupta
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The mysterious overvaluation of KRW in the 1990s
The Pacific Review, 2016Existing theories on real exchange rates predict a significant undervaluation of the Korean won (KRW) in the early and mid-1990s. For instance, given the historical importance of exporting sectors in the Korean economy, the optimum currency area (OCA) literature would postulate that massive current account deficits in the mid-1990s should have led to ...
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The journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law, 2021
An extreme overvalued belief is shared by others in a person's cultural, religious, or subcultural group. The belief is often relished, amplified, and defended by the possessor of the belief and should be differentiated from a delusion or obsession. Over time, the belief grows more dominant, more refined, and more resistant to challenge. The individual
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An extreme overvalued belief is shared by others in a person's cultural, religious, or subcultural group. The belief is often relished, amplified, and defended by the possessor of the belief and should be differentiated from a delusion or obsession. Over time, the belief grows more dominant, more refined, and more resistant to challenge. The individual
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2006
This paper studies how firms optimally design mechanisms to transmit information to outside investors in order to obtain capital for growth opportunities. The value of issued securities depends on information about future cash flows that outside investors are unable to verify.
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This paper studies how firms optimally design mechanisms to transmit information to outside investors in order to obtain capital for growth opportunities. The value of issued securities depends on information about future cash flows that outside investors are unable to verify.
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