This introduces the symposium on financial economics. JEL Classification Codes: G01, G02, G11, G12, G18, G21, G23, G28

Do natural disasters increase charitable giving or simply reallocate a fixed supply of donations? We study this question using Internal Revenue Service data in the context deadly tornadoes. find that among zip codes located same state but more than 20 miles away from tornado’s path, donations by households about $2 million per tornado fatality. no negative effects fatalities on to charities the...

The goal of this paper is to put forth the ethical challenges in field marketing communication Indian real estate industry. It necessary understand concept ethics which organization and managers adopt. This explores existing studies reports norms values for communication. codes regulations applicable industry are discussed extent it has relation with Further, endeavors analyze reasons behind ma...

How to compensate people who provide relevant information to a decision-maker who faces uncertainty? This paper suggests some compensation rules. These are studied both in a cooperative and a noncooperative environment. JEL codes: C71, C72, D89.

It is shown that for a ‘complex economy’, characterised in terms of a formal dynamical system capable of computation universality, it is impossible to devise an e¤ective theory of policy. JEL Classi…cation Codes: C60, E60, E61, E69

In this note we look at sufficient conditions for stationarity of a simple random coefficient model and find that this model is guaranteed to be stationary under strict conditions. JEL codes: C22

The revelation principle has been known in the economics society for decades. In this paper, I will investigate it from an energy perspective, i.e., considering the energy consumed by agents and the designer in participating a mechanism. JEL codes: D7

We study the market implications of ambiguity in many common models. We show that generic determinacy is a robust feature in many general equilibrium models that allow a distinction between ambiguity and risk. JEL Codes: D0, D5, D8, G1

The present contribution tests whether countries can be pooled when studying the financegrowth nexus. Overall, our results point toward a ‘pragmatic’ positive answer, though considerable heterogeneity is present among developing countries. JEL codes: C23, O16