Motion picture profit, the stable Paretian hypothesis, and the curse of the superstar

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The stable Paretian model is used to capture the distribution of profits in the motion picture business. The stable model explains the number of confusing aspect that are related to motion picture business and the features of this business such as the "curse of the superstar" are considered to be the properties of the stable distribution model.

Author: De Vany, Arthur S., Walls, W. David
Corporate Profits, Analysis, Profit, Profits, Distribution (Economics), Wealth, Distribution of wealth

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Default and information

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A study that emphasized on the importance of financial information in forming structural default models is presented.

Author: Giesecke, Kay
Science & research, Research, Models, Information management, Information accessibility

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Is there evidence of pessimism and doubt in subjective distributions? Implications for the equity premium puzzle

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The reduction of equity premiums by increasing consumption of subjective stock distribution is discussed.

Author: Soderlind, Paul, Giordani, Paolo
Management dynamics, Sales Promotion-Premiums, Management, Capital stock, Company business management, Premiums (Retail), Equity (Finance), Capital stocks

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Subjects list: United States, Distribution, Financial management, Company distribution practices
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