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The recent financial crisis was triggered by large and unexpected losses on mortgages and mortgage-related securities. Here we examine model risk arising from innovations in mortgage markets and how those innovations affect asset values. In particular, we examine the effect of parameter...
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This paper studies the causal relationship between house prices and the access to bank lending in Kangnam, the hottest submarket in Seoul and four 'cold' markets which have shown relatively modest price increases. In response to the rapid escalation of house prices in Seoul, primarily in Kangnam...
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It is often touted that decisiveness is one of the most important qualities to be possessed by leaders, broadly defined. To see how and why decisiveness can be a valuable asset in organizations, we construct a model of strategic information transmission where: (i) a decision maker solicits...
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This paper examines the effectiveness of cheap talk when the receiver is imperfectly informed. We show that the receiver's prior knowledge becomes an impediment to efficient communication in a model with the discrete state space: in general, the more the receiver is informed, the less...
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In this paper we analyze a cheap talk model with a partially informed receiver. In clear contrast to the previous literature, we find that there is a case where the receiver's prior knowledge enhances the amount of information conveyed via cheap talk. The point of departure is our explicit focus...
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This article considers an infinitely repeated economy with divisible fiat money. The economy has many marketplaces that agents choose to visit. In each marketplace, agents are randomly matched to trade goods. There exist a variety of stationary equilibria. In some equilibrium, each good is...
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