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This article studies the effects of direct and indirect loss experience of extreme catastropheson expectations concerning the likelihood of future events by investigating the earthquakeinsurance take-up of Japanese households after the two costliest disasters in history. Directloss experiences...
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Conducting a Beveridge-Nelson decomposition on exchange rates reveals that the prospective interest rate differential -- the expected infinite sum of future interest rate differentials (i.e., the "prospective'') -- can help predict foreign exchange market excess returns. We find that the...
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In portfolio risk minimization, the inverse covariance matrix prescribes the hedge trades in which a stock is hedged by all the other stocks in the portfolio. In practice with finite samples, however, multicollinearity makes the hedge trades too unstable and unreliable. By shrinking trade sizes...
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