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This was attributed to assumptions made in ex-ante models and the limitations of ex-post studies [16]. Patent policies Several comparative country studies that measured the impact of patent regimes on time to drug launch found that more stringent patent provisions accelerate the market entry of ...
(2002) find that the findings of Conrad and Kaul (1998) are mainly due to small sample biases. Some expected returns are calculated with less than 12 months of data, resulting in unreasonable ex ante estimates for stock returns, with both negative values and values above 100%. Second, ...
When prices fall, production is arrested until the expences of production fall in equal degree, and whilst production is thus arrested, consumption is also diminished…. the inducements to employ labour…. are diminished…. and the prices of labour fall. The consumption of labour is thus dimini...
Social democracy based on welfare and the redistribution of social contributions is failing. The accumulation of wealth and the increase in inequalities are the two faces of Janus that social democracy has not been able to contain over the recent decades
It is not clear a priori how the process works to keep stablecoins stable – is it supply based, i.e. actively managed centrally by the stablecoin treasury? Or is it demand based, i.e. decentralized private investors that are arbitraging the peg? On supply-based mechanisms, our paper also...
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price increases and consumer welfare decreases, there is generally a difference in the size of the impact with retrospective studies tending to be more modest in their impact estimates [16]. This was attributed to assumptions made in ex-ante models and the limitations of ex-post studies [16]....
One type of moral hazard isex-ante. Ex-ante hazard defines the behavioral change of a policyholder before an event occurs. For example, suppose Aang, a professional cliff diver, does not have health insurance. They go through their career without doing the dangerous dives that could send them...