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Reflective loss and dishonest assistance
2023The reflective loss principle is a fraught common law doctrine of recent origin. Where a company suffers loss from a wrongful act, the shareholders may suffer “reflective” loss where the value of their shares or dividends suffers a corresponding diminution in value.
Tang, Samantha S., Koh, Alan K.
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The reflected normal loss function
Canadian Journal of Statistics, 1993AbstractThe use of loss functions in quality assurance has grown steadily with the introduction of Taguchi's philosophy. The quadratic loss function has been used by decision‐theoretic statisticians and economists for many years. Taguchi uses a modified form of the quadratic loss function to demonstrate the need to consider proximity to the target ...
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Reconstructing the reflective loss principle
Journal of Corporate Law Studies, 2016ABSTRACTWhen a company suffers loss due to a wrongful act perpetrated against the company, the company’s shareholders suffer where the value of their shares or dividends decreases. However, in the UK and in Commonwealth jurisdictions, such shareholders have in principle no personal recourse against the wrongdoer because their loss is merely ‘reflective’
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The perinatal loss and parental reflection
2015In this review, the causes of prenatal losses, pregnancy termination and reflection of this situation for the parents were investigated. Despite great attention in improving perinatal care, perinatal loss (fetal loss and newborn death) continues to occur.
KÖRÜKCÜ, Öznur, KUKULU, Kamile
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