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The volatility risk premium embedded in currency options

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CDS pricing and accounting disclosures : evidence from U.S. bank holding corporations around the recent financial crisis

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CDS Pricing and Accounting Disclosures : Evidence from U.S. Bank Holding Corporations Around the Recent Financial Crisis

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We investigate what accounting information is important for explaining the credit risk for U.S. bank holding corporations (BHCs) during the recent crisis and find that several CAMELS variables are significantly associated with credit default swap (CDS) spreads. Consistent with industry...

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AI and the Extended Workday : Productivity, Contracting Efficiency, and Distribution of Rents

Jiang, Wei; Park, Junyoung; Xiao, Jiqiu; Zhang, Shen - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2025

This study investigates how occupational AI exposure impacts employment at the intensive margin, i.e., the length of workdays and the allocation of time between work and leisure. Drawing on individual-level time diary data from 2004-2023, we find that higher AI exposure--whether stemming from...

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