Why Bankers Would Rather Work for $0.00 Than $500K <http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/post.aspx?bid=355&bpid=23401> Friday, April 17, 2009 Sometimes asking...
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I am interested in the topic above as a practitioner in the area of fixed income probability of default assessment. An illustration of what I have in mind can...
I'm interested in modelling of income and wealth distribution based on neoclassical macroeconomics so I don't have any idea about explaining the fixed income...
'has anyone done research where an agent expresses her likelihood assessments without inputting numbers, just by "playing" with the shape of a distribution...
Congratulations , triaxis81 , it was a good help , I was thinking if there were any other possibilitie , your a idea is a good one. Regards ... From:...
Paul B. Farrell [Paul B. Farrell] May 11, 2009, 7:14 p.m. EST Five reasons 'neuroeconomics' is a big, fat hoaxWhy? They're mercenaries-for-hire working for...
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Thank you very much from an italian member Best regards CB ... Da: pgreenfinch <pgreenfinch@...> Oggetto: [Behavioral-Finance] Deleted 5 spams and banned...
Thanks Martin As always, the information you give are "good for our brain". To get to the topic, I'm convinced also that good mood is preferable to bad mood,...
[0] www.odemagazine.com Jeremy Mercer <http://www.odemagazine.com/people/Jeremy%20Mercer> | May 2009 issue The altruism in economics The City of Yonkers,...
Thank you Martin, for sharing this interesting read. Â Drew ... From: Martin Sewell <mvs25@...> Subject: [Behavioral-Finance] Article: The altruism in...
I think comparing the size of social welfare(consumer and producer supplus) of equilibrium with considering altruistic behavior and competitive equilbrium is...
Yes, very good article People who cooperate do not look for media attention. Media don't see it as spectacular information to be disseminated Politicians are...
Just like all human activities are "behavioral" for behavioral economists, all human thought processes are "rational" for neoclassical economists. Therefore,...
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Hi, members and visitors From this side of the pond, I lack enough info, but it seems that the new US administration is teeming with behavioral economists. ...
[SciAm.com logo] Scientific American Magazine <http://www.scientificamerican.com/sciammag> - June 22, 2009 The Science of Economic Bubbles and Busts The...
Dear Listmemembers, apologies for being out of topic, but I recently switched email clients and went from Outlook Express to Thunderbird. I am facing a few...
This fable seems to be the craze http://scienceblogs.com/evolutionblog/2009/06/an_amusing_brainteaser.php Of course, the trick is that it is assumed that from...
Actually, each party had an account payable equal to an account receivable, so they were not only not "in debt," at least with respect to those particular...
Peter, good catch. but doesn't the total (principal) amount owed always equal the total amount lent on a global basis, sans accounting irregularities and...
Yes, Fabbro, the total amount lent is equal to the total amount owed. But there are people with a positive balance (lending more than owing) and others with a...
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Malkiel takes his pompousness out for yet another spin: Apparently he has found some very special ways to beat the market, as he outlines in the interview, but...