RePEc: Research Papers in Economics,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
Realistic
poverty
assessments
necessitate
high-quality
household
survey
data.
Such
data
provide
the
foundation
for
designing
sound
policies
to
sustainably
reduce
poverty.
Despite
of
this,
welfare
measures
from
surveys
are
often
plagued
by
non-sampling
errors
in
form
non-response
and
measurement
error.
Current
research,
while
generating
important
lessons,
is
limited
scope
majority
studies
on
determinants
quality
deal
with
quantifiable
interviewer
respondent
characteristics.
A
comprehensive
study
an
ongoing
long-term
panel
Thailand
Vietnam
presented
this
paper.
Determinants
drawn
characteristics,
interview
environment
paradata
found
have
a
significant
effect
overall
income-related
We
suggest
that
managers
utilizing
computerized
questionnaires
further
develop
optimize
validation
plausibility
guidelines
order
minimize
nonsampling
errors.
Furthermore,
referring
(e.g.
administrative
records)
during
processing
likely
be
promising
approach
improving
identification
such
SSRN Electronic Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Across
many
disciplines,
the
fixed
effects
estimator
of
linear
panel
data
models
is
default
method
to
estimate
causal
with
nonexperimental
that
are
not
confounded
by
time-invariant,
unit-specific
heterogeneity.
One
feature
estimator,
however,
often
overlooked
in
practice:
With
over
time
t
∈
{1,...,T}
for
each
unit
observation
i
{1,...,N},
amount
unobserved
heterogeneity
researcher
can
remove
weakly
decreasing
T.
Put
differently,
set
attributes
time-invariant
invariant
length
panel.
We
consider
several
alternatives
T
>
2
when
relevant
including
existing
estimators
such
as
first-difference,
twice
first-differenced,
and
interactive
estimators.
also
introduce
novel
algorithms
based
on
rolling
In
situations
considered
here,
there
little
be
gained
much
lose
using
estimator.
recommend
reporting
results
from
multiple
applied
research.
Environmental and Resource Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87(4), P. 967 - 1007
Published: March 18, 2024
Abstract
While
economists
in
the
past
tended
to
assume
that
individual
preferences,
including
risk
are
stable
over
time,
a
recent
literature
has
developed
and
indicates
preferences
respond
shocks,
with
mixed
evidence
on
direction
of
responses.
This
paper
utilizes
natural
experiment
covariate
(drought)
idiosyncratic
shocks
combination
an
independent
field
experiment.
The
uses
Certainty
Equivalent-Multiple
Choice
List
approach
is
played
1–2
years
after
subjects
were
(to
varying
degree)
exposed
drought
shock
or
for
sample
resource-poor
young
adults
living
risky
semi-arid
rural
environment
Sub-Saharan
Africa.
experimental
facilitates
comprehensive
assessment
effects
premiums
prospects
probabilities
good
bad
outcomes.
also
estimation
utility
curvature
Expected
Utility
(EU)
model
and,
alternatively,
separate
probability
weighting
three
different
Rank
Dependent
models
two-parameter
Prelec
function.
Our
study
first
comprehensively
test
theoretical
predictions
Gollier
Pratt
(Econom
J
Econom
Soc
64:1109–1123,
1996)
versus
Quiggin
(Econ
Theor
22(3):607–611,
2003).
(1996)
build
EU
theory
state
increase
background
will
make
more
averse
while
(2003)
states
can
enhance
risk-taking
certain
types
non-EU
models.
We
find
strong
such
dominate
our
sample.
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Most
farmers
in
China
show
an
strange
attitude
towards
food
sale
channels:they
prefer
low
priced
channel
rather
than
high
channel.
This
paper
examines
the
mechanism
by
which
price
affect
farmers’
choices
of
channels
and
role
played
risk
aversion,
based
on
2022
Land
Economic
Survey.
The
results
indicate
that
higher
prices
are
more
likely
to
lead
choose
dealers
who
private
buyers
offering
flexible
terms,
compared
with
depots
government
procurement
centers
ensuring
stable
other
channels.
It
reveals
underlying
reason
for
is
certainty
effect,
causes
certain
profits
over
uncertain
profits,
despite
prices.
further
found
aversion
has
a
mediating
effect
relationship
between
African Journal of Economic and Management Studies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
Purpose
The
present
study
examines
the
impact
of
precipitation
on
Tunisian
stock
market,
considering
its
vulnerability
to
droughts
and
potential
for
rainfall-driven
returns.
Design/methodology/approach
Using
daily
data
from
2020
2023,
our
research
employs
ordinary
least
squares,
quantile
regression,
Shannon
transfer
entropy
neural
networks
(NNs)
analyze
relationship
between
market
indices,
including
sector-specific
indices
(financial,
banks,
insurance,
financial
services
industrials).
Findings
Quantile
regression
analysis
highlights
heterogeneous
responses
across
sectors
conditions,
emphasizing
importance
bullish
bearish
periods.
Most
show
a
positive
with
during
periods
(higher
quantiles)
negative
or
insignificant
Transfer
confirms
unidirectional
information
flow
returns,
especially
within
sectors,
indicating
predictive
value.
We
find
that
only
seasonal
component
rainfall
exhibits
more
pronounced
influence,
particularly
sub-financial
sectors.
Research
limitations/implications
These
findings
highlight
incorporating
both
variations
in
analyses
risk
management
strategies
context.
Originality/value
It
is
novel
examine
precipitation’s
effect
exchange.
Environmental and Resource Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87(6), P. 1545 - 1592
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Abstract
We
consider
a
growing
economy
which
is
subject
to
recurring,
random,
uninsurable,
and
potentially
large
long-lasting
climate
shocks
leading
destruction
of
infrastructure,
land
degradation,
collapse
ecosystems
or
similar
loss
productive
capacity.
The
associated
damages
the
hazard
rate
are
endogenously
driven
by
stock
greenhouse
gases.
highlight
important
role
relative
risk
aversion
provide
analytical
solutions
for
optimal
policy,
growth
saving
propensity
economy.
stress
importance
jointly
determining
these
variables,
especially
if
objective
formulate
meaningful
policy
prescriptions.
If,
example,
assumed
be
exogenous,
thus
independent
characteristics
economic
fundamentals,
then
future
developments
in
face
change
and,
consequently,
mitigation
efforts
will
deviate
from
paths.
In
quantitative
assessment
we
show
that
with
log-utility
under
favorable
technological
climatic
conditions
abatement
expenditure
represents
only
0.5%
output,
equivalent
$37
per
ton
carbon.
Under
less
conditions,
coupled
exceeds
unity,
increases
2.9%,
$212
carbon,
it
jumps
striking
16%
pessimistic
scenario
involving
severe
low
efficiency
technology.
