Variation in systemic risk at U.S. banks during 1974-2010
…such as stock prices as a way of helping to calculate risk in a more realistic and timely way. The goal of the researchers, from Boston College, Baruch College and…
…such as stock prices as a way of helping to calculate risk in a more realistic and timely way. The goal of the researchers, from Boston College, Baruch College and…
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…effects? A 2012 study published in the Sociology of Education, “Community Colleges, Budget Cuts, and Jobs: The Impact of Community Colleges on Employment Growth in Rural U.S. Counties, 1976-2004,” examines…
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…sluggish and many forecasters have continued to predict low returns from stocks in the coming decade. A 2011 report by the Center for Retirement Studies at Boston College, “Equity Returns…
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…market wealth (measured by change in stock prices). The researchers, at Wellesley College, UC Berkeley, and Yale, extend the work they originally did in a 2000 study; the new research…
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…ports or new facilities. But such deals can be opaque and have the potential to leave local authorities with substantial debt if deals are too generous or projections overoptimistic. Alternative…
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…2018 looks at 1986 tax cuts targeted to some steel firms, with results suggesting “that firms receiving the refund pay down debt in the years following [the tax cuts], rather…
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…might be too much to expect, the networks could present the accumulating raw vote totals as spinning dials much like the National Debt Clock near Times Square. Doing so would…
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…Williams, an economist at Guilford College. His analysis is based on data from the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances, which has come out every three years since 1983. Black…
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