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| Registro 1 de 2 | |
| Autor: | D’Elía, Vanesa V. - |
| Título: | Los determinantes de pasarse de las AFJP al sistema jubilatorio de reparto |
| Fuente: | Documentos de Trabajo UCEMA, n.386. Universidad del CEMA |
| Páginas: | 17 p. |
| Año: | nov. 2008 |
| Resumen: | Previo a la reciente creación del Sistema Integrado Previsional Argentino (SIPA), la Reforma del Sistema Previsional en 2007 representó el primer cambio significativo desde el año 1994. Por primera vez los trabajadores cuyas contribuciones se dirigían al régimen privado de capitalización, pudieron libremente optar por pasarse al régimen de público de reparto. Este trabajo intenta analizar las características distintivas de aquellos que optaron por cambiarse al régimen estatal a la vez que se busca indagar si la conducta de estos individuos se encuentra en línea con la maximización de ingresos de un "trabajador simulado". El análisis se completa con la estimación de probabilidades de traspaso de individuos con diferentes características. |
| Palabras clave: | PREVISION SOCIAL | JUBILACIONES | SISTEMA JUBILATORIO | |
| Solicitar por: | HEMEROTECA D + datos de Fuente |
| Registro 2 de 2 | |
| Autor: | Conte Grand, Mariana - D’Elia, Vanesa V. - |
| Título: | Environmental news and stock markets performance: further evidence for Argentina |
| Fuente: | Documentos de Trabajo UCEMA, n.300. Universidad del CEMA |
| Páginas: | 23 p. |
| Año: | ago. 2005 |
| Resumen: | More and more firms tend nowadays to adopt environment-friendly attitudes. Their motivation originates in local environmental regulations or requirements of foreign markets to which firms export (both induced by consumers and investorsï valuation of pro-environment initiatives). There is a well-established literature capturing the impact on stock prices of environmental information releases using the event study methodology. Studies are usually based on information environmental regulation (i.e., the regulator announcement of emissions or compliance status with respect to standards) or on simple media coverage of environmental news. Dasgupta, Laplante and Mamingi (2001) is one of the few references to show that public information on environmental behavior has impact on stock prices in the developing world. It includes Argentina in its analysis together with Chile, Mexico and the Philippines. In this manuscript, we focus specifically on Argentina. We find that positive environmental news have no impact, while negative news do have an effect on average rates of return a few days following its appearance. But, when focusing on different types of positive news, we find that ISO certification has no effect whatsoever, while investment decisions do have some positive significant influence on returns. On the other side, negative news influence on stock returns is particularly significant for events linked to citizen complaints and government rulings (confirming other studies results) and for media coverage of oil company issues. However, we find abnormal returns of a much smaller magnitude than other studies for developing countries. We believe that is readonable because there seem to be no reason why the level of abnormal returns (not its volatility) should be larger for environmental news in developing countries than in developed ones. |
| Palabras clave: | PAISES EN DESARROLLO | POLITICA AMBIENTAL | PROTECCION AMBIENTAL | INFORMACION ECONOMICA | MERCADO FINANCIERO | PRECIOS | ESTUDIO DE CASOS | |
| Solicitar por: | HEMEROTECA D + datos de Fuente |
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