1978
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-15865-2
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Money and the Real World

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“…The risk reflects the limitations of human knowledge or bias, indicating the possible events to which it is exposed due to the combination of their choices, external conditions and the flow of time. Just if knowledge was complete and perfect, firm would operate in conditions of certainty [16]. So risk and knowledge are each other mutually dependent: the risk marks the limit of knowledge and it allows the perception of risk [17].…”
Section: Organization Risk and Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The risk reflects the limitations of human knowledge or bias, indicating the possible events to which it is exposed due to the combination of their choices, external conditions and the flow of time. Just if knowledge was complete and perfect, firm would operate in conditions of certainty [16]. So risk and knowledge are each other mutually dependent: the risk marks the limit of knowledge and it allows the perception of risk [17].…”
Section: Organization Risk and Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, as in classical theory, nonproducibles could not be ultimate resting places for savings as they spilled over into a demand for producible goods (Cf. Davidson, 1972). …”
Section: The Axiomatic Differences Between Samuelson's Neoclassical Kmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Um dos mais importantes críticos de Friedman foi Paul Davidson (1982), que argumentava que diante da ocorrência de eventos inesperados em trajetórias de preços, as expectativas se tornam elásticas -e não convergentes -como afirmava Friedman. A idéia de Davidson pode ser resumida da seguinte forma: quando um determinado preço (taxa de juros, taxa de câmbio etc) sofre uma alteração atípica de nível, seja devido a sua intensidade seja devido à origem obscura, as expectativas tendem a se espalhar, isto é, enquanto uns avaliam que o preço continuará subindo (caindo), outros avaliam que iniciará um processo de queda (subida) e, a partir de suas expectativas, tomam decisões de compra ou venda do ativo.…”
Section: Avanços Liberalizantes E O Caminho Do Fim Da Cobertura Cambialunclassified