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Monday, August 19, 2024
Lynda Khalaf 2019 SSHRC Insight Grant Simulation-Based Inference on Measures of Financial Risk After the 2008 recession, a number of studies questioned the ability of inference on risk premiums in equilibrium-based asset pricing models and statistical tail risk assessments to be reliable tools for efficient capital allocation and policy analysis.... More
Christopher M. Gunn 2020 SSHRC Insight Grant Punching Above its Weight: Inventory and the Business Cycle 2020 FPA Research Acceleration Award Punching Above its Weight: Inventory and the Business... More
Till O. Gross 2022 SSHRC Insight Development Grant Innovation-driven Growth in a Multi-country World The groundbreaking, Nobel-award work of Romer (1990) suggested that policy decisions could have a sizable impact on the long-run growth rate. However, the work by Jones (1995a,b) and later Bloom et al. (2020) cast considerable doubt on the... More
Dana Galizia 2022 SSHRC Insight Grant Unemployment Risk, Self-Insurance, and the Business Cycle Standard economic theory predicts that workers have an incentive to put aside “rainy day” savings for use if and when they become unemployed. One implication of this is that if workers' fears of becoming unemployed increase, they will reduce their... More
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