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Ethics, Market and Government Failure and Globalization

Authors
Joseph Stiglitz
Date
July 1, 2003
Format
Lecture

In this essay, I want to look at certain ethical aspects of the way that globalization has proceeded in recent years. I shall argue that in the way that they have sought to shape globalization, the advanced industrial countries have violated some basic ethical norms.

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Globalization and Growth in Emerging Markets and the New Economy

Authors
Joseph Stiglitz
Date
July 1, 2003
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Journal of Policy Modeling

While today it is recognized that globalization may have adverse effects on particular groups, in this essay, I want to set forth some of the reasons why globalization, when not managed well, may actually be adverse to overall economic growth, and the ability of countries to take advantage of the advances associated with the New Economy. Not just the poor may suffer. There are several channels through which the adverse effects may run.

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Reliability of Banks' Fair Value Disclosure for Loans

Authors
Doron Nissim
Date
June 1, 2003
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting

This study investigates whether banks manage the disclosed fair value of their major asset, the loan portfolio. Using two cross-section samples, I find evidence that suggests banks manage the fair value of loans. The estimated extent of overstatement of loans' fair value is negatively related to regulatory capital, asset growth, liquidity and the gross book value of loans, and positively related to the change in the rate of credit losses.

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Caballero Meets Bewley: The Permanent-Income Hypothesis in General Equilibrium

Authors
Neng Wang
Date
June 1, 2003
Format
Journal Article
Journal
American Economic Review

The permanent-income hypothesis (PIH) of Milton Friedman (1957) states that the agent saves in anticipation of possible future declines in labor income (John Y. Campbell, 1987). He also saves for precautionary reasons, and dissaves because of impatience. To justify the PIH in an intertemporal optimization framework, it has been conventional to assume both (i) quadratic utility, to turn off precautionary motives (Hall, 1978), and (ii) equality between the subjective discount rate and the interest rate, in order to rule out dissavings for lack of patience. Neither assumption is plausible.

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Pricing Collateralized Swaps

Authors
M. Suresh Sundaresan and Michael Johannes
Date
March 1, 2003
Format
Working Paper

Interest rate swap pricing theory traditionally views swaps as portfolios of forward contracts with net swap payments discounted using the LIBOR curve. Current market practices of marking-to-market and collateralization question this view. Collateralization and marking-to-market affects discounting of swap payments (through altered default characteristics) and introduces intermediate cash-flows. This paper provides a theory of swap valuation under collateralization and we find evidence supporting the presence of costly collateral.

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Pricing the Global Industry Portfolios

Authors
Stefano Cavaglia, Robert Hodrick, Vadim Moroz, and Xiaoyan Zhang
Date
January 1, 2003
Format
Working Paper

We investigate the ability of several international asset pricing models to price the returns on 36 FTSE global industry portfolios. The models are the international capital asset pricing model (ICAPM) the ICAPM with exchange risks, and global two-factor and three-factor Fama-French (1996, 1998) models. We apply the methodology of Hansen and Jagannathan (1997).

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The Role of Nonprofit Endowments

Authors
Raymond Fisman and R. Glenn Hubbard
Date
January 1, 2003
Format
Chapter
Book
The Governance of Not-for-Profit Organizations

We consider the role of the endowment in nonprofit organizations. Nonprofit managers often describe the endowment, or fund balance, as serving a precautionary savings function. We provide a description of endowment size, for nonprofit organizations in a wide range of industries in the United States, and find that a large number of organizations have endowments that exceed levels that would normally be considered to be appropriate from a consumption smoothing prospective.

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Rethinking the Value of Choice: Considering Cultural Mediators of Intrinsic Motivation

Authors
Sheena Iyengar and Sanford DeVoe
Date
January 1, 2003
Format
Chapter
Book
Cross-Cultural Differences in Perspectives on the Self

Over a decade ago, these two perspectives on motivation--Deci and Ryan?s (1991) theory of self-determination and Triandis? (1990) cultural theory of individualism-collectivism--were presented at the Nebraska Symposium on Motivation as discrete areas of inquiry in psychology. The consecutive presentation of these perspectives was portentous--both in terms of the research to follow and the recognition by many psychologists that social psychological findings need to be understood within the socio-cultural context in which they occur.

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The Association Between Changes in Interest Rates, Earnings, and Equity Values

Authors
Doron Nissim and Stephen Penman
Date
January 1, 2003
Format
Journal Article
Journal
Contemporary Accounting Research

Numerous studies have documented that stock returns are negatively related to changes in interest rates, but there has been little corroborating research on the information in interest rate changes about the fundamentals that the stock market prices. The negative correlation is often attributed to changes in the discount rate, a denominator effect in a valuation model. However, there may also be a numerator effect on the expected payoffs that are discounted.

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