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insurance market. The principles of Basel II and Solvency II are discussed. The second part of article concerned with quality … way - insurance, reinsurance and public finance is completed by insurance derivates (CAT bondes) in present. This solution …
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The authors of the article point out that the theory of economics has failed to yield a solid theoretical background in …
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, the insurance industry has encountered a problem of insurability limits and shifting boundaries of the private insurance …, the insurance industry has found some ways to heighten the limits of insurability, i.e., adjustments of terms and … be implemented by 2013, capital requirements may increase and thus the capacity of the insurance industry might be …
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This paper analyses problems within the asymmetric information models (principal agent models) where we replace standard assumption of maximisation of expected income by maximisation of probability of economic survival. This paper concentrates on two basic models- adverse selection model and...
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The article contests an argument that the creation of a capital market in educational "human capital" and subsequent voluntary transactions on this market are sufficient to create equal opportunities in education, consequently reducing the income premium enjoyed by households with higher initial...
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with two well known models. In the paper the demand function for insurance is constructed for the model of maximization of …: the expected-utility theory (von-Neumann, Morgenstern) and the asymmetric value function (Kahnemann, Tversky). While in … the expected-utility model the purest agents are interested in insurance in the first place, in the model of Kahnemann …
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The paper emphasizes how changes in credit conditions in the Czech Republic are likely to influence aggregate …/Permanent-Income Hypothesis, including a standard model of consumption and incorporating credit supply. We first concluded that credit conditions … inflation level, growth of real disposable income, and low interest rates support household credit growth. …
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The St Petersburg paradox could be used as an extreme demonstration of the utility function cardinalisation in case of stochastic utility. In this article we reassume the von Neumann and Mongernstern explanation to this paradox based on the risk aversion expressed by the strict concavity of the...
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the theory of firm, the theory of market process and the theory of property rights. The second section is dedicated to the …
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