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Do physicians behave rationally when facing a new disease? This study assesses physicians’ ambiguity attitudes towards the COVID-19 pandemic at its early breakout and the stock market using a revealed preference approach. We find that physicians exhibit significant deviation from expected...
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Do physicians behave rationally when facing a new disease? This study assesses physicians’ ambiguity attitudes towards the COVID-19 pandemic at its early breakout and the stock market using a revealed preference approach. We find that physicians exhibit significant deviation from expected...
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The connections and volatilities of financial institutions are important features in studies on the financial market. Based on the tail-event-driven networks reflecting the risk interdependence between financial institutions, we introduce quantile regression to achieve the dynamic ranking of...
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Problem definition: In this paper, we study a reliable hub location model, the objective of which is to minimize the associated costs plus the penalty for unserved demands. The model assigns to each origin-destination pair a primary path and a backup path to hedge against the risk of random...
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