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Ebook Comparing Dynamic Equilibrium Models to Data: A Bayesian Approach

Submitted by puput on Mon, 05/16/2011 - 02:59

Over the last two decades, dynamic equilibrium models have become a standard instrument to study a variety of issues in economics, from Business Cycles and Growth Theory to Public Finance, International Trade, Industrial Organization and Labor Economics. Since a dynamic equilibrium economy is an artificial construction, these models will always be false. This fact presents two main challenges for econometric practice: first, how to select appropriate values for the “deep” parameters of the model (i.e. those describing technology, preferences, and so on) and, second, how to compare two or more misspecified models that might be nonnested.

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Ebook Asset Allocation and Managerial Assumptions in Corporate Pension Plans

Submitted by puput on Sat, 07/31/2010 - 04:54

Pension plans account for a large fraction of global institutional investment holdings. In 2008, $24.0 trillion of global institutional holdings was held by pension plans, making up 39% of the total. $15.3 trillion of these holdings were held in U.S. sponsored plans. In comparison with mutual and insurance funds, U.S. pension holdings comprise over 97% of the assets in these classes combined. Given the importance of pension funds as an investor class, it is surprising how little attention has been paid to unique features of pension funds in the academic literature.

We focus our analysis on privately sponsored U.S. defined benefit (DB) pension plans, a group with $1.9 trillion in assets as of the end of 2003 (see Buessing and Soto (2006)). Our analysis surrounds the determinants of decision-making in private DB pension plans. In doing so, we examine a number of related questions.

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Ebook Catastrophe Insurance and Optimal Investment

Submitted by puput on Mon, 04/04/2011 - 06:30

In the insurance market, the insurers who provide catastrophe insurance face with the risk of rare, but huge catastrophe claims. The introduction of catastrophe related securities into the market place provide the insurers the instruments to hedge some of the catastrophe risks they are facing. A catastrophe related security is tied to the prespecified catastrophe claims, while independent to other claims. It is the ties between the catastrophe related securities and the catastrophe insurance claims that make the catastrophe related securities special to the insurers.

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