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Looting and risk shifting in banking crises
Journal of Economic Theory, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
John H. Boyd, Hendrik Hakenes
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Mitigating Risk-Shifting in Corporate Pension Plans: Evidence From Stakeholder Constituency Statutes
Journal of Accounting and EconomicsWe use staggered enactments of state stakeholder constituency laws as a natural experiment to examine the effect of such laws on corporate pension risk shifting. Our analysis encompasses three components of pension risk shifting: funding risk, investment
Thomas R Kubick, Amy Garman
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Psychological Reports, 1970
The expected payoffs for the risky alternatives in a standard shift-to-risk experiment were investigated rather than controlled. As predicted, a significant shift to reward was found. The group expectations of the risky payoffs were higher than the means of the individual expectations. The shift to reward was significantly, but lowly, correlated with a
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The expected payoffs for the risky alternatives in a standard shift-to-risk experiment were investigated rather than controlled. As predicted, a significant shift to reward was found. The group expectations of the risky payoffs were higher than the means of the individual expectations. The shift to reward was significantly, but lowly, correlated with a
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Risk Shifting in Subacute Care
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1996The implications of risk shifting on subacute care providers by payers are enormous. Financially, it will force subacute care providers to strategize on how to deal with capitated arrangements. Strategically, it will provide the impetus for retaining, increasing or losing market share in the health care arena.
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Presales, Leverage Decisions, and Risk Shifting [PDF]
Journal of Real Estate Research, 2014 We set up a game-theoretic model for a market where the presale method (to sell a property before its completion) can be used together with construction loans and mortgages as a developer's financi...
Su Han Chan, Fang Fang, Jing Yang
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The risk-shifting effect and the value of a warrant
Quantitative Finance, 2007The exercise of a warrant leads to the well-known dilution phenomenon, whose effects have been extensively studied over the last four decades. In contrast, the existing literature has paid inadequate attention to the volatility spillover between stockholders and warrant holders.
BAJO, EMANUELE, BARBI, MASSIMILIANO
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An Experimental Analysis of Risk-Shifting Behavior
Review of Corporate Finance Studies, 2014We study risk-shifting behavior in a laboratory experiment, a setup that overcomes methodological hurdles faced by empiricists in the past. The participants are high-level managers. We observe risk shifting in a simple setup, but less in a setup with a continuation value. Reputation effects also reduce risk shifting.
Pablo Hernandez-Lagos +2 more
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Shifted risk preferences in pathological gambling
Psychological Medicine, 2012Background Pathological gambling (PG) is an impulse control disorder characterized by excessive monetary risk seeking in the face of negative consequences. We used tools from the field of behavioral economics to refine our description of risk-taking behavior in pathological gamblers.
Ligneul, R. +4 more
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2014
This chapter demonstrates a shift from traditional forms of social control and regulation, which aim at ensuring security, to risk management strategies of late modernity, which aim at pre-empting threats and insecurities. To exemplify this move, the chapter will explore the effects of the UK’s anti-terrorism policy and legislation on the socio ...
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This chapter demonstrates a shift from traditional forms of social control and regulation, which aim at ensuring security, to risk management strategies of late modernity, which aim at pre-empting threats and insecurities. To exemplify this move, the chapter will explore the effects of the UK’s anti-terrorism policy and legislation on the socio ...
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Beyond DRGs: Shifting the Risk to Providers
Health Affairs, 1984The future of Medicare and the entire health care system will be determined, in large part, by whether diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) lead us from prospective fixed prices to regulatory rate setting and allpayer systems, or whether they will be one step in an evolutionary process of creating incentives for increased efficiencies by appropriately ...
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