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Is Smoking Inferior?:Evidence from Variation in the Earned Income Tax Credit
Smoking Variation Earned Income Tax Credit
2016/3/3
In this paper we estimate the causal income elasticity of smoking participation, cessation, and cigarette demand conditional upon participation. Using an instrumental variables (IV) estimation strateg...
Carnegie Mellon project uses “provably fair” methods to help people split rent, divide goods, share credit
provably fair divide goods share credit
2014/11/10
PITTSBURGH—The need to divide things among people is an aspect of daily life filled with potential pitfalls. Whether the deal involves land, an inheritance or credit for an idea, a split perceived as ...
Modelling time and vintage variability in retail credit portfolios: the decomposition approach
Age-period-cohort default Exogeneous EMV model Forecasting Macroeco-nomic Statistical model Vintage
2013/6/14
In this paper, we consider the problem of modelling historical data on retail credit portfolio performance, with a view to forecasting future performance, and facilitating strategic decision making. W...
基于Credit期权的集群式供应链采购模型及算法分析
产业集群 联合采购 Credit期权 算法
2014/8/27
集群式供应链是以产业集群为运作平台的供应链系统。本文先在单供应商-单采购商采购模型的基础上，建立了多供应商-多采购商的集群式供应链分散式采购模型。在模型中通过采用柔性周期和Credit期权策略，构建了适合多频次、小批量、柔性、信任等特征的集群式供应链多供应商-多采购商Credit期权联合采购模型，并设计出针对模型的Enumeration算法。最后，通过算例分析了集群供应链Credit期权联合采购模...
A Markov Chain approach to determine the optimal performance period and bad definition for credit scorecard
Markov Chain approach optimal performance period bad definition credit scorecard
2011/7/6
Performance period determination and bad definition for credit scorecard has been a mix of fortune for the typical data modeler.
A nonparametric urn-based approach to interacting failing systems with an application to credit risk modeling
Failing system Urn model Neutral to the right processes
2010/10/19
In this paper we propose a new nonparametric approach to interacting failing systems (FS), that is systems whose probability of failure is not negligible in a fixed time horizon, a typical example be...
Three Facets of Liquidity Illusion: Financial Innovation and the Credit Crunch
Three Facets Liquidity Illusion Financial Innovation the Credit Crunch
2009/9/29
This article identifies the phenomenon of liquidity illusion as the key element that has disguised the systemic fragilities which have precipitated the global credit crunch. At the core of phenomenon ...
Better Access to New Technologies and Credit Service, Farmers’Land Use Decision,and Policy for Poverty Alleviation and Rangeland Conservation
credit supporting grazing pressure sedentary livestock
2009/9/9
This paper focuses upon the incompatibility between poverty alleviation and environmental conservation and the solution to the incompatibility in an agro-pastoral area of China. The effects on income ...
State Tameness: A New Approach for Credit Constrains
arbitrage pricing of contingent claims continuous-time nancial markets tameness
2009/4/29
We propose a new definition for tameness within the model of security prices as Itô processes that is risk-aware. We give a new definition for arbitrage and characterize it. We then prove a t...
State Tameness: A New Approach for Credit Constrains
arbitrage pricing of contingent claims continuous-time nancial markets tame-ness
2009/4/28
We propose a new definition for tameness within the model of security prices as Itô processes that is risk-aware. We give a new definition for arbitrage and characterize it. We then prove a t...
IN DEFENSE OF THE CREDIT BUREAU
Credit Bureaus Torres bill The Consumer Credit Reporting Reform Act
2008/11/22
In the past year Congress considered more than 30 resolutions
concerning credit bureaus. The bills were designed to expand control
of credit bureaus. The House Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs
and ...
Reconsidering the Use of Nonlinearities in Intergenerational Earnings Mobility as a Test for Credit Constraints
Nonlinearities Intergenerational Earnings Mobility Credit Constraints
2016/3/4
Intergenerational earnings regression among Canadian men is nonlinear; middle-earning families experience slower regression. This pattern appears to confirm economic models of educational choice with ...