Oberlin College Kasper Economics and Business Working Papers Series

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2607: HKC10 - Disasters, Labor Migration, and Migrant Downgrading: Evidence from Typhoons in the Philippines

Emir Murathanoglu

2606: HKC09 - Climate change increases bilateral trade costs

Maximilian Huppertz

2605: HKC08 - Neglect at Your Own Risk? Evidence on Risk-Taking Prevalence and Motives from the Field

Saurabh Bhargava and Timothy Hyde

2604: HKC07 - Bayesian conspiracy theorists? Equivocal signals and persistent polarization

Javier Granados Samayoa and Timothy Hyde

2603: HKC06 - Information versus attention in flood risk disclosure

Dolores Albarracín and Timothy Hyde

2602: HKC05 - Household Portfolios, Corporate Leverage, and the Supply Side of Monetary Policy

Charles Goodhart, Udara Peiris, Dimitrios Tsomocos and Xuan Wang

2601: HKC04 - How do risk perceptions change with new information? Evidence from a survey of flood-prone counties

Caroline Hopkins and Timothy Hyde

2503: HKC03 - Leading a horse to water: Understanding the potential consequences of ordeals in subsidized tariff pricing

Evan Plous Kresch and Carlota Lorán López

2502: HKC02 - Stabilizing Credit When Nonperforming Loans Surge: The Role of Asset Management Companies

Reiner Martin, Edward O'Brien, Udara Peiris and Dimitrios Tsomocos

2501: HKC01 - What We Do in the Shadows: How Urban Density Facilitates Information Diffusion and Civic Engagement

Qing Zhang and Evan Plous Kresch