... Poterba, 20 04), they test two hypotheses: (1) “Higher- risk individuals self-select into insurance contracts that offer features that, at a given price, are most valuable to them,” and (2) The 2 IT ... include the appropriate allowance for the additional benefit. (Fisher and Young, 1965, p. 420 .) The behavioral aspect (disappointment) may indeed be a factor in the success of th...
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... + p 1 )(1 + p 2 )[ W 11 u (c ∗ 1 ) 2 − W 22 u (c ∗ 2 ) 2 u(c ∗ 2 ) c ∗ 2 u (c ∗ 2 ) −W 12 u (c ∗ 1 )u(c ∗ 2 ) −W 12 u (c ∗ 1 )u(c ∗ 2 ) u(c ∗ 2 ) c ∗ 2 u (c ∗ 2 ) −W 1 u (c ∗ 1 ) . (13A.5) The ... (13A .2) where (using (13A.1)) =− (1 + p 1 )(1 + p 2 )λ 2 W 2 1 W 2 2 [ W 11 W 2 2 − 2W 12 W 1 W 2 + W 22 W 2 1 ] −(1 +...
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Library Introduction to The Economic Theory_4 pptx
... p) T M F 2 (z)(w(z) − c 2 ) dz + M 0 F (z)(w(z) − c) dz = 0. (8 .27 ) From (8 .27 ) it is now straightforward to draw the following conclu- sion: The unique solution to (8 .22 ) and (8 .23 ) that satisfies ... condition with respect to the optimum R is seen to be (7 .2) . Denote the solutions to (7.1), (7 .2) , and (7.9) by ˆ c, ˆα, and ˆ R., respectively. The last...
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... insurance markets: The cause of the inefficiency is that individuals disregard the effect of their actions on the equilibrium rate of return on annuities. Essentially, these distortions are due to asymmetric ... 2. Definition (Single crossing or stochastic dominance). The function F 1 (z) is said to (strictly) stochastically dominate F 2 (z) if the hazard rates satisfy f 2...
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... p]. The economy’s resource constraint is E [c 1 + pc 2 ] = y 0 + y 1 . (16 .2) Optimum consumption, the solution to maximization of (16.1) subject to (16 .2) , may depend on p,(c ∗ 1 (p), c ∗ 2 (p)). ... and another exercisable ten years later . . [Such] differences in guaranteed annuity rates according to the future date on which they are exercisable do therefore seem to b...
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... 26 ; asymmetric, 6, 118 22 ; bequests and, 82; cost effects and, 119 20 ; full, 82, 87–88, 1 12; medical care and, 54; moral hazard and, 51–55; pooling equilibrium and, 119 22 ; private, 52 53, 82, ... of Public Economics 50: 31– 62. Cannon, E., and I. Tonks. 20 02. Annuity prices, money’s worth and replacement ratios: U.K. experience, 19 72 20 02. Bristol, U.K.: CMPO, Working Paper 02/...
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introduction to the electron theory of metals
... by integrating equation (2. 22) from zero to the Fermi energy E F : Nϭ͐ 0 E F N(E )dE. (2. 23) dN dE ϭ V 2 2 2m ប 2 3 /2 ͙ E 2. 7 Construction of the Fermi sphere 25 Figure 2. 8. The parabolic density ... c 2 . This is possible if the wave number k x satisfies the relation: k x L 2 n x or k x ϭ n x (n x ϭ0, Ϯ1, 2, Ϯ3, . . . ). (2. 9) 2 L 2 ប 2...
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a concise introduction to the theory of numbers- baker a.
... rl # 0 then there exist integers q2, re such that b = rlq2+ r2 and 01 r2< r,. If r2# 0 then there exist integers q3, r3 such that rl = r2qj + rs and 0 r3 < r2. Continuing ... triple and there exist integers a, b as above such that x2 = a2- b2, = 2ab and z = a2+ b2. Further, b must be even, for otherwise we would have a even and b odd, and so x2= -1 (m...
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