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9 Jul 2023: uk. PUTNEY TO MORTLAKE:. ON THE MICROFOUNDATIONS OF ENDOGENOUS AGENCY. Mark E.J. ... Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race we examine endogenous agency in an environment where.

4 Jul 2024: The impact of holding costs on the endogenous wealth of local investors amplifies the negative impact of local-investor home bias on the foreign position in the local equity market./p

4 Jul 2024: Technology should instead be seen as closely “entwined with organisation actions and structures” while playing an “endogenous and co-constitutive” role in how organising is now practiced./p p“The field

3 Jul 2024: endogenous risks”). And further, that these risks generate negative externalities on stakeholders (e.g. ... Unfortunately, however, this result is challenging to interpret, as the choice to adopt a pill is endogenous – meaning, for example, that the

9 Jul 2023: Interactions between banks can be modeled through networks. how are exogenous shocks amplified by endogenous dynamics?

9 Jul 2023: 7. large firms may have the relative advantage and firm level "escalation" of endogenous sunk cost investments could have led to increases in market concentration. ... 5.3 Endogenous Sunk Costs and Escalation Sutton (1991, 1998) has argued strongly that

9 Jul 2023: creation potential of firms, through (endogenous) knowledge creation, innovation and. growth (Penrose, 1959). ... The focus on (endogenous) growth through knowledge creation and innovations in Penrose.

9 Jul 2023: that is potentially unobserved (to the researcher), serially correlated and subject to endogenous. ... for endogenous feedback from past actions in the serially correlated firm specific unobservable.

9 Jul 2023: Say-on-Pay and Control Premium,” (with V. Atanasov and B. Black). “Endogenous Risk Aversion,” (with E.

9 Jul 2023: Model structure and properties Table A2. ENDOGENOUS VARIABLES 64. of which: identities 49 inexact equations 15 EXOGENOUS VARIABLES. ... not “explained” by the model. A projection is a solution of the 64 endogenous variables for each year of the

9 Jul 2023:  Systemic risk is endogenous (Danielsson et al. 12, Geanakoplos et al. ... Calibrating the Model. Conclusions. 16.  Endogenous dimension of systemic risk.

3 Apr 2024: Seale. (2010). Endogenous arrivals in batch queues with constant or variable capacity. ... presented by Amnon Rapoport). Endogenous arrivals in batch queues with constant or variable capacity, Behavioral and Quantitative Game Theory: Conference on Future

9 Jul 2023: Long-term interest rates are endogenous and reflect (exogenous) short-term rates among other influences. ... Such endogenous variables could be exogenised, for instance to simulate a fixed exchange rate.

9 Jul 2023: In the original Lewis model, labour is instantaneously endogenous, a function of the level of technology and capital. ... The implied production function is of the AK kind found in the early Keynesian and early endogenous growth models.

2 Jul 2024: Testing the empirical relation between repositioning intensity and liquidity concentration. might be problematic, because repositioning intensity is potentially endogenous.

9 Jul 2023: Systemic Risks / Financial Contagion / Exogenous and Endogenous Risks. Economically-impactful threats that ripple through business and financial systems. ... the endogenous shocks in the financial system that arise when the financial system experiences.

9 Jul 2023: We are facing the task of modelling both the exogenous shock effect on the network and the network endogenous effects.

9 Jul 2023:  Mechanism: (1) sequential default algorithm, and.  (2) Eisenberg-Noe clearing vector (endogenous LGD cost β).

3 Jul 2024: The impact of holding costs on the endogenous wealth of local investors amplifies the negative impact of local-investor home bias on the foreign position in the local equity market./p ... propose a consumption-based structural approach, with endogenous

9 Jul 2023: The downgrades could be attributed to endogenous weak market fundamentals, inflat ed housing markets, and higher cumulative government debts as a proportion to their GDP (Figure 12).